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Phrasal Verbs with HEAR
Hear about
hear about something = get information
Have you heard about the new smartphone?
I heard about this new restaurant on Long Street. It sounds great!
Hear...
Difference Between OF and OFF!
OF (preposition)
1. Belong to or relate to someone or something
He has a fear of spiders.
Jessica is a good friend of Melinda.
In college, we studied...
How to use ‘ENOUGH’?
ENOUGH is word that can qualify an adverb or an adjective. It can also go together with a noun or sometimes act as a...
Difference Between LOOSE LOSE LOSS and LOST
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Lose – is a verb that means ‘unable to find’ or ‘cease to retain’.
She always loses her keys, and finds...
What is the difference between JOURNEY and TRIP?
Trip is the act of going to another place and returning. Trip usually lasts for a short period of time.
We took a trip to...
Spa Fitness Gym Workout Massage Vocabulary and Dialogs
Everyone likes a healthy lifestyle, right? We do not always lead a healthy lifestyle, but we always talk about it. So, let’s learn how...
When can “three hours” or “three thousand pounds” be considered singular and plural?
e.g. Three hours ( is - are ) a long period to wait for you.
e.g. Three thousand pounds ( was - were ) collected...
Adverbs Of Frequency
What is an adverb of frequency?
Adverb of frequency is a word that tells us how frequently or how often something happens.
I always eat breakfast...
Difference Between CONVENTIONAL and TRADITIONAL!
Traditional or Conventional?
Traditional is something that has been passed from generations to generations. In other words, it’s the way things have always been...
Difference Between MODERN and RECENT!
Modern and recent are quite different in meaning. They are both adjectives.
BUT:
Modern is something related to the present time, to today's world, not the...
