Lose is the present simple of the verb “to lose”.Lost is the past simple and past participle of the verb “to lose” and can also be used as an adjective.…
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“Have” is the present simple form and “Had” is the past simple form of the verb “to have”. I have a meeting today. I had a meeting yesterday. The verb…
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We don’t say marry to or marry with. We say marry someone(without a preposition) “Be/Get married to” is also correct. Marry + no preposition To marry someone is a transitive…
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Handful is the correct spelling of the word. Handfull is incorrect. This is an easy mistake to make in English because it seems that we put the words “hand” and…
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“Similar TO” is the correct phrase in English. “To” is the dependent preposition that goes with “similar”. You look similar to your sister. Fanta is similar to orange juice. Similar…
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“Lives” is the plural of the noun “life”. “Lifes” is incorrect in English. We only have one life. A cat has nine lives. Why is it Lives and not lifes?…
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Font and fount are easily confused with each other and can be used improperly. Font is most commonly used in American English, though you will find fount used as well,…
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Flier and flyer are super easy to mix up with each other because they are spelled so similarly. These words are considered homonyms because they are spelled similarly, but homonyms…
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Program is correct in American English and Programme is correct in British English. Programm is incorrect in English and should not be used. Program and programme are very similar words…
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“Drier” is used as a comparative adjective for dry and a “dryer” is a machine that you use to dry something. These words are homophones, which are two words that…
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