We use “Are you sure that…?” when we want someone to confirm that something is a good idea.  Are you sure that this is going to work? Are you sure that you want to go to University? Are you sure that this is the right decision for you? If your friend is trying to

  “Important to” is used when something is personal to you(subjective) and “Important for” is used when something is valuable to achieve something. This degree is important to me. (it holds personal value) A degree is important for your career. ( it is helpful for you to achieve your next goal). In the first example,

  Both Quieter and More quiet are correct. Quieter is more common but more quiet is also used in modern English. Quieter is the comparative form of quiet. Quieter often sounds more natural to English speakers and more quiet can sometimes sound strange. The students are quieter than usual. The students are more quiet than

  Kindergarten is the correct spelling of the word in English. Kindergarden is incorrect and commonly misspelled in English. The word kindergarten comes from the German language, kinder means child, and garten means garden. Kindergarten is a place where children go before they are old enough to go to school. Other names for this type

  “Bare” means something that is naked, minimal, or lacking in supplies. It is used to describe the absence of something. Example: “The room was bare, with no furniture.” “Bear” has several meanings. It can refer to the ursine mammal, carrying something, accepting and putting up with an unpleasant experience, or having a particular characteristic.

  The English language is full of important phrases we use and see every day. “Include but not limited to” is one of these phrases. But how do you use this phrase? What does it mean and is there any punctuation for it? What Does “Include but not limited to” Mean? When you read the

  A payment stream is when you don’t pay for something in one payment but rather pay in smaller amounts continuously. You usually have a payment stream when you continuously use a product or service. You can pay for only what you use in real-time. An example would be just paying for the energy of

  I speak good English. (ok) I speak English well. (Correct) I speak English good. (Incorrect) I speak well English. (Incorrect) “I speak good English” and “I speak English well” are both correct sentences but have a slightly different meaning. To speak good English would be more common to describe a non-native English speaker who