‘Such as’ vs ‘Like’: The difference and how to use them
The distinction between “such as” and “like” hinges on whether you’re drawing a comparison or…
Another vs Other: How to use them
“Another” and “other” are both determiners used to refer to something additional or different, but…
Again vs Back: The difference and how to use them
“Again” and “back” are both adverbs that indicate repetition or return, but they have distinct…
During vs While: How to use them
Ever stumbled over whether to say “during the party” or “while I was dancing”? You’re…
Using look, see, and watch
“I want to see a sunset so let’s watch it. Look! How beautiful.” Imagine standing…
Affect vs Effect in English
Have you ever paused mid-sentence, unsure whether to use “affect” or “effect”? You’re not alone—even…
Accept vs Except: How to use them properly in English
Have you ever hesitated mid-sentence, unsure whether to write “accept” or “except”? You’re not alone—these…
Lose, loose, and lost: How to use these words
The doctor said to lose some weight, but now he has lost so much that…
Talking about death in English (vocabulary and phrases)
While talking about death is very hard, a time exists in life when we all…
The difference between teach and train
The words “teach” and “train” are frequently used as if they mean the same thing,…