August 28, 2017

CONFUSING WORDS ( BREATH & BREATHE)

1. BREATH: Pronunciation: /breθ/ Example: Take a deep breath and relax. Use: noun 2. BREATHE: Pronunciation: /briːð/ Example: I go jogging in the forest to breathe […]
August 27, 2017

CONFUSING WORDS (ALREADY / ALL READY)

1. ALREADY: Example: I have already sent my application. How about you? Meaning: By this time. B. ALL READY: Example: Are you all ready for exams? […]
August 26, 2017

ADVICE & ADVISE

A.ADVICE: Example: My mother is wise. I always follow her pieces of advice. Use: Noun B. ADVISE: Example: I advise you to read a lot to […]
August 25, 2017

CONFUSING WORDS: QUIET / QUIT / QUITE

A. Quiet: Pronunciation: / ˈkwaɪ.ət/ Meaning: Calm, making less noise. Example: Be quiet, please. We are working. Use: Adjective B. Quit: Pronunciation: /kwɪt/ Meaning: Leave a […]
August 24, 2017

CONFUSING WORDS (Live / life / alive)

A. LIVE: Example 1: My cousin lives in the coutryside. Use: Verb Opposite: die Example 2: I prefer watching football live on TV. Use: Adverb B. […]
August 22, 2017

CONFUSING WORDS (Difference & Deference)

The two words are confusing and have almost the same pronunciation but their spellings and meanings are very different. A. Deference: Example: He always shows some […]