MS Mrs Miss: Understanding the Differences Between Titles
Compare titles such as Ms, Mrs and Miss and their uses.
B1 Vocabulary
B1 · VOCABULARYWord pairs that sound the same but mean very different things.In this sectionStep 1: To vs TooStep 2: They’re / Their / ThereStep 3: Cite / Site / SightStep 4: Sympathy vs Empathy
How do you use i.e. in a sentence: Mastering the Nuances of i.e. vs. e.g
Compare the abbreviations for in other words and for example.
Acronyms and Abbreviations: NASA, ASAP, P.S. and More
Explore shortened names such as NASA and common abbreviations such as ASAP.
Contractions in English: Don’t, Won’t, I’m and More
Practise short forms such as don't, won't and I'm.
What Are Mass Nouns: Understanding the Difference Between Mass and Collective Nouns
Learn how to use nouns for things you do not count one by one.
Present and Past Participles: Forms and Examples
Explore present and past participles and how they work in sentences.
One Word or Two? Already, Alright, Every Day and More
Quick Answer Some words change meaning when you join them. Already means “before now”, but all ready means “completely prepared”. Everyday means “ordinary”, but every day means “each day”. ✓ I have already eaten. ✓ We are all ready to go. Learn Them One by One One small space can change what you mean. Take…
