To vs. Two vs. Too5.4 k played - 12 yrs ago
To is a preposition, two is a number, too is an adverb. |

To vs. Two vs. Too5.4 k played - 12 yrs ago
To is a preposition, two is a number, too is an adverb. |
Whose and Who's1.1 k played - 12 yrs ago
Who's is short for who is or who has. Whose sits before a noun to state (or ask) to whom it belongs. |
Definite article with geographical names1.5 k played - 12 yrs ago
There are some specific rules for using ‘the' with geographical names. Use "the" before names of rivers, oceans, seas,… |
All vs Every393 played - 12 yrs ago
All : the totality of All day = the entire day Every : each one without exception Every day = each day (Monday, Tuesday,… |
Say, tell, speak, talk1.8 k played - 12 yrs ago
You say something. You tell someone something. You say something "to" someone. There is little difference between 'speak'… |
Lie vs Lay1.3 k played - 12 yrs ago
Remember that "to lay (laid, laid)" needs an object and "to lie (lay, lain)" doesn't. |
Were, Where, We're, Wear7.4 k played - 12 yrs ago
Were : past plural of the verb "to be". Where : adverb, in or to what place. Wear : to have clothing on your body. We're… |
Fruits and Vegetables276 played - 8 yrs ago
Botanically, fruits contain seeds and come from the flower of a plant. The rest of an edible plant (roots, leaves, stems,… |
Had better ('d better), Would rather ('d rather)412 played - 12 yrs ago
Had better is used to give advice. Would rather means 'prefer to'. |