Uses of ‘Ago’ and ‘Before’
Uses of ‘Ago’ and ‘Before’ Ago is used to count back from the present. It is used with a past tense and a time expression. Before is used when …
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Uses of Also, Too and So
Uses of Also, Too and So The word also goes before the main verb and after the verb to be. The word too goes at the end of the …
Differences Between ‘Miss’ and ‘Lose’ (with Examples)
Differences Between ‘Miss’ and ‘Lose’ (with Examples) Miss; failure to attend or to get something, When someone is away from you and you wish they were with you. Lose; …
Differences Between “Which” and “That”
Differences Between “Which” and “That” Use ‘which’ with a comma for non-restrictive relative clauses. Non-restrictive relative clauses give additional, but not essential information. Use ‘that’ without comma for restrictive …
Uses of Used to and Be Used to
Uses of Used to and Be Used to Used to: an action or habit that was common in the past but not anymore. Be used to: being accustomed to …
Uses of Look, See, Watch
Uses of Look, See, Watch (Differences) See is something that you do naturally without really thinking, Look make an effort to see something, Watch usually something that you look …
The Differences Between “By” and “With”
The Differences Between “By” and “With” Both prepositions can be used to show how something is done.
Differences Between “Say” and “Tell”
Differences Between “Say” and “Tell” Use ‘SAY’ to report someone’s words; “She said that she was hungry.” Use ‘TELL’ to inform or instruct: “Could you tell me how to …
Uses of Actually, In fact, As a Matter of Fact
Uses of Actually, In fact, As a Matter of Fact Used to make things clearer or more precise, or to introduce unexpected information, used to correct mistakes or misunderstandings, …
Uses of Too and Enough
Uses of Too and Enough Too and Enough indicate degree. They are used with adjectives. Too means more than what is need. Enough means sufficient.