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Grateful = thankful
Gratitude = thankfulness
Gratuitous = free; unnecessary, uncalled for
Gratuity = tip given to a waiter, valet, etc.
Gratitude = thankfulness
Gratuitous = free; unnecessary, uncalled for
Gratuity = tip given to a waiter, valet, etc.
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Use “karat” for gold (a 14-KARAT ring).
Use “carat” for gems (a one-CARAT diamond).
CARET = ^
CARROT = orange-colored vegetable
Use “carat” for gems (a one-CARAT diamond).
CARET = ^
CARROT = orange-colored vegetable
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These are all SINGULAR indefinite pronouns:
- someone
- somebody
- anyone
- anybody
- everyone
- everybody
- no one
- nobody
#grammar
- someone
- somebody
- anyone
- anybody
- everyone
- everybody
- no one
- nobody
#grammar
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In American English , “practice” is both a noun and a verb.
In British English , “practice” is a noun, and “practise” is a verb.
In British English , “practice” is a noun, and “practise” is a verb.
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“Mathematics” is also known as
MATH in American English
and
MATHS in British English .
They’re the same thing.
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MATH in American English
and
MATHS in British English .
They’re the same thing.
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Goodbye = Good bye = Good-bye = Good-by
All are from “godbwye,” a contraction of “God be with ye.”
“Goodbye” is the standard spelling.
All are from “godbwye,” a contraction of “God be with ye.”
“Goodbye” is the standard spelling.
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Disparate = different, varied
Desperate = hopeless; needing
During exam season, students are *desperate* for *disparate* reasons.
Desperate = hopeless; needing
During exam season, students are *desperate* for *disparate* reasons.
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Let’s = let us: Let’s get coffee!
Lets = allows: He lets us play games.
Lest = in case: Jo brought a book lest her flight be delayed.
Lets = allows: He lets us play games.
Lest = in case: Jo brought a book lest her flight be delayed.
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Let’s = let us: Let’s get coffee!
Lets = allows: He lets us play games.
Lest = in case: Jo brought a book lest her flight be delayed.
Lets = allows: He lets us play games.
Lest = in case: Jo brought a book lest her flight be delayed.
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...but wait! There's more!
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astaghfirullah peng.krim guaaaaaaaa..............a *salto sambil solat*
