A Part or Apart? Meanings and Examples
Practise choosing apart or a part to express separation or belonging.
B1 Vocabulary
B1 · VOCABULARY
Word pairs that sound the same but mean very different things.
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Desert vs Dessert: Sand or Sugar?
Practise choosing desert or dessert when talking about landscapes and food.
Is It Rational or Rationale: Understanding the Distinction
Compare rational and rationale when describing thinking and reasons.
Is It Photo Shoot or Photoshoot: Clarifying the Correct Term
Compare the spellings photo shoot and photoshoot in context.
Is It Flyer or Flier: Understanding the Correct Usage
Explore the spellings flyer and flier and how they are used.
Capital or Capitol? One Is a City, One Is a Building
Compare capital and capitol with examples about cities, letters and buildings.
Bear With Me or Bare With Me: Which Is Correct?
Learn how to use bear with me when asking someone to be patient.
Already or All Ready? One Is Time, the Other Is Prepared
Practise choosing already or all ready to express time or readiness.
In Between, Inbetween or Between: Understanding the Nuances of English Prepositions
Explore how between and in between describe positions and connections.
Everyday vs Every Day: Understanding the Difference
Practise choosing everyday or every day to describe things or say how often something happens.
