Grammar

Learning English can feel like a puzzle made up of small, tricky pieces. One of those pieces is deciding whether to say “have anyone” or “has…

Understanding the difference between reason and purpose is like unlocking two sides of the same coin: why we do something and what we do it…

The phrases “proud for you” and “proud of you” sound similar, but in English, their meanings and emotional tones are very different.The key…

Ever typed “Dear Dairy” in your journal and cringed after noticing it too late? You’re not alone! The words “dairy” and “diary” are classic…

Have you ever paused mid-sentence, fingers hovering over the keyboard, wondering whether it’s Continuous vs Continous? You’re not alone. This…

Language is tricky. Sometimes, the difference between sounding natural and awkward comes down to just one tiny preposition. English learners…

Muscle cramps are one of those sudden, frustrating experiences that nearly everyone has had at some point. You’re sleeping soundly, walking…

Language is a tricky playground, isn’t it? Some words look similar but have completely different meanings, while others sound alike yet aren’t…

If you’ve ever stood still in a countryside field or even glanced into a suburban garden at dusk, you’ve probably spotted a small, furry…

English is full of tricky spelling choices, and one of the most common confusions is Flys or Flies You’ve probably seen both forms used, maybe…