This phrase began as a literal dare in 1800s America. Today it describes someone who seems resentful, defensive, or eager to argue.
Collaborate vs. corroborate: what is the difference?
Collaborate means work together. Corroborate means confirm with evidence. Here is how to choose the right word every time.
Why “than me” is grammatical
“Than me” is standard English. Learn why it works, when “than I am” also fits, and how style affects the choice.
Nominalisation vs. Verb-Based Structures Exercise
Level: C1 Advanced. Topic: Nominalisation vs. Verb-Based Structures. Some items may have more than one correct answer if both are genuinely acceptable.
Countable and Uncountable Nouns Exercise
Level: A2. Focus: countable and uncountable nouns and common quantifiers.
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