What is the difference between able and capable? Is there a difference at all? These two words are very similar and very often we just can’t tell the difference, but let’s try to clear things out.
In this blog post, we will be discussing the difference between the two commonly confused words: between and among. These words are synonymous and they are both prepositions. The point is that they are often confused not only by English learners but also by native English speakers.
Amount of, number of, quantity of are phrases we use to express the volume of something. How do we know which phrase to use? Let’s find out.
Many English learners use soon and early interchangeably. But are they real synonyms? Let’s clear things out.
Many English students have difficulties making difference between effective and efficient. In some strange way, they seem to mean the same thing, or at least similar.
Let’s explain them.
What’s the difference between tiring and tiresome? Are they synonyms? Well, they are not. What’s more, they have completely different meanings. Read the blog post to find out more.
The adjectives sensible and sensitive are way too often confused with one another. The reason is probably the base word ‘sense’, which is mutual to both of them.