The difference between: A. Was/Were going to B. Was/were thinking of C. Was/were wondering English learners often get certain English words confused. Especially when taken in similar context. When talking about plans or thoughts, we often use the terms “going to”, “thinking of” and “wondering”. Here’s an explanation of each one. Grammar Firstly, all three […]

Unlike some cases in which only the correct spelling of the word in question is the issue, breath and breathe are both correctly spelled but are completely different words. So, what is the difference and when do you use each word? Breath (noun): spell /brɛθ/ the air that is taken into and expelled out of the […]

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Ms. vs Mrs. vs Miss vs Mr. A title is a word that comes before someone’s name (usually their last name) in order to indicate their gender, occupation, or marital status. Some common titles include “Dr.” (which stands for “Doctor”), “Prof.” (which stands for “Professor”), and “Mr.” (which stands for “Mister”). The four titles we’re […]