English Grammarly Blog gave the following rules that will help us learn how to use Follow up vs Follow-up a. Follow Up: follow up functions only as a verb. If you follow up something that has been said, suggested, or discovered, you try to find out more about it or take action about it. Ex. State security police are following up several […]
English Language Centres gave the following rules that will help us learn how to use can, could vs be able to.
Collins Dictionary gave the following rules that will help us learn how to use put off and put out. (a.) put out 1. to expel; dismiss 2. to extinguish (a fire or light) 3. US to spend (money) Ex. -Firefighters tried to free the injured and put out the blaze. -He crossed to […]
Collins Dictionary gave the following rules that will help us learn how to use move in and move over.
Grammar Nanny gave the following rules that will help us learn how to use fill up, fill in and fill out.
Collins Dictionary gave the following rules that will help us learn how to use check out and check up (on).
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The Oxford Dictionaries gave the following rules that will help us learn how to use imply and infer. (a). Imply means ‘indicate the truth or existence of (something) by suggestion rather than explicit reference’. Ex: The way they all talk about their boss implies that he is not a particularly good leader. […]
The Oxford Dictionaries gave the following rules that will help us learn how to use historic and historical.
The Free Dictionary gave the following rules that will help us learn how to use exchange for vs exchange with. (a). exchange for (something) -To return or trade an item for something else. Ex. These shoes are way too big. I need to exchange them for a smaller size. (b). exchange (something) with (someone) -To trade or swap something with someone else. Ex. Don’t tell mom that I exchanged half of my sandwich with one of the others kids for a bag of chips. To read more about this topic, please click here: Exchange […]
