Vocabulary

Practice English or Spanish with AI here   We can use update with many different prepositions including On, Of,To, With and About. The context can be slightly different.  Update ON We often use “Update on” when we are looking for a status update. “Update on” is used when we want to know the current or […]

Practice English or Spanish with AI here   When we want to express thanks and gratitude in an email while maintaining professionalism at work, it’s important to use the correct language. So, sometimes people have some confusion over whether to use phrases like “much appreciation” or “much appreciated.” Both phrases are appropriate to use in

Practice English or Spanish with AI here   “Content” and “contents” can be challenging to use correctly because some standard rules of English don’t apply to their use. They also have numerous definitions, function as more than one part of speech, and can just be confusing. These words prove the accusation that the English language

Practice English or Spanish with AI here   What’s up is a common greeting in English. It is a way to start a conversation in informal English. You have a few different options to answer What’s up?. You can say something short like “Nothing much” or you can give an update on your life.  Example:

Practice English or Spanish with AI here   You should use the BCE dating system instead of the BC dating system because it is more accurate. The BCE dating system does not include the use of the number zero and therefore is considered more accurate by scientists and researchers alike. What is BC? BC stands

Practice English or Spanish with AI here   How are you and how are you doing essentially mean the same thing but can have subtle differences in meaning. “How are you doing” is slightly more informal than How are you. Hey, How are you doing? How are you today John?   How are you? “How are

Practice English or Spanish with AI here   Everyone’s is correct because everyone is always singular. Everyone’s is the possessive form of the word which means “everyone” owns something. Everyones is incorrect and should not be used in English.  Everyone’s We use everyone’s in English when we want to show that something belongs to all

Practice English or Spanish with AI here   Damnit and Dammit are both spelling variations of the phrase “Damn it”. Dammit is more common than Damnit because most people phonetically pronounce the word Dammit. Dammit! I spilled milk on my new shirt! What about Goddamnit? Another way to say this swear word would be “Goddamnit”

Practice English or Spanish with AI here   8/7c is referring to the time, which would read as 8 o’clock/7 o’clock central time. The first time is referring to Easter Standard Time or EST and the second time is referring to Central Standard Time. Why are times written like this? You see times written like

Practice English or Spanish with AI here   When answering the question “What is the short form of “LITTLE”?” we have to take a closer look at the English language and its structure. While all short forms of little are grammatically incorrect, the most common version is “Li’l”. We usually see several spellings of this