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  “How have you been” is a present perfect simple question so your answer can either be an adjective or it should also be in the present perfect. “How have you been” is very similar to “How are you” in meaning. “How are you” is a greeting that invites you to describe your state of […]

  The words Up until/Until/Up to have very similar meanings and uses so let’s learn a little bit about how they are the same and how they are different. Up until vs Until difference “Up until” and “until” have the same meaning but the word “up” can be added in certain circumstances. I worked until

  Message is the correct spelling of the word that means a communication that is sent by phone, email, or any other written or spoken means. Messege is an incorrect spelling of message. Is Messege a word? No, messege is not a word in English. It is a commonly misspelled version of the word “message”.

  “To consult” can use no preposition or the preposition “with”. The prepositions on and about are also common in spoken English.  Consult + no preposition We don’t need a preposition when the meaning of “consult” is similar to “check” or “refer”. We are looking for information from a book or store of information like

  “For God’s sake” is an exclamation in English that we use when we are frustrated.  JOHN!!Are you ready for school yet? For God’s sake! You always take so long!  Many people do not like the expression “For God’s Sake” because it takes the name of God in vain. This means that it is almost

  Someone and Anyone have slightly different meanings and usage. Someone means an unspecified person with certain characteristics and Anyone means an unspecified person without any characteristics. Learn more about some and any here. Positive, Negative,Question sentences Someone is usually used in positive and question sentences Anyone is usually used in negative and question sentences  

  Nothing is a word that can change meaning slightly depending on the context. In this article, you can find many phrases that include “nothing” What does nothing really mean? Nothing means “no thing” which really means the absence of that thing.  What did you eat for dinner? Nothing.( I ate not one piece of

  When it comes to the past simple tense of the word pay, it is common to see it as either “paid” or “payed”. It is easy to get these words mixed up or think that one is incorrect, but they are actually both real words. They do, however, have different meanings. Paid meaning When

  The correct phrase is “roll call” in English. “Role call” is incorrect and should not be used in English. A “roll call” is when someone checks attendance from a list of attendees.   The English language is full of homophones, which are words that are pronounced exactly the same with similar spellings but mean two