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Difference Between GET and BE!
The verb ‘get’ has two main meanings: ‘come to have’ and ‘come to be’.
COME TO HAVE
receive, obtain, earn, bring, buy
I got a letter from...
What is the right sentence? ‘It was cats’ or ‘It were cats’
‘It was cats that drank up all the milk.’ is a correct sentence.
These types of sentences are called cleft sentences. Cleft sentences are used...
What’s the difference between slang and idiom?
An idiom is an expression whose meaning is different from the meanings of the individual words it contains.
For example, ‘couch’ means ‘sofa’ and ‘potato’...
A Visual List of 100 English IDIOMS FOR TIME with Examples
Are you looking for something to do to kill time? Well there are plenty of idiom examples here for you to learn! If you...
Difference between Focus & Concentrate
These words are often used interchangeably as their meanings are very similar.
CONCENTRATE
1. think intensely/ direct your thoughts or attention
We need to concentrate on...
How to Form Questions in English?
I'm not good at asking questions in English. Can you help?
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A lot of language learners find it difficult to ask...
It vs This
The difference between THIS and ITTHISAlthough THIS and IT are both pronouns, the main difference is that THIS is a ‘demonstrative’ pronoun and IT...
What is the difference between collocations and phrasal verbs?
COLLOCATIONS Collocations are words that are generally used together. For example,
commit a crime
make a mistake
distant memory
break a record
bunch of flowers
fast food
It would...
TO DO or TO MAKE a project? List of Do & Make Expressions
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The verbs ‘do’ and ‘make’ are often confused, especially by English language learners. One of the main reasons behind this is that many...
What's the difference between "shall I/we…" and "what/how about…"?
The function of the two structures is the same. When you want to MAKE A SUGGESTION about what you (and the people with you)...
