Stare vs. Steer

STARE and STEER are two different words in English, and they have distinct meanings and uses. Stare – Meaning and Example Sentences Definition: To stare means to look or gaze fixedly and intently at something or someone. Usage: You might stare at an interesting...
Do YOU know more English than a native English speaker?

Do YOU know more English than a native English speaker?

👆 Click the notification bell so YOU can join me when I go LIVE on YouTube. Today we are going to see if YOU know MORE English than a native English speaker. How I am going to do this? By doing a simple quiz. I have a sentence with a space in it and you have...
The difference between Profession and Occupation

The difference between Profession and Occupation

The difference between Occupation and Profession in English Profession Requires a degree or completed studies at a university (or higher education). It involves extensive training and special knowledge. Examples of professions are accountants, architects, doctors,...
How to say your age in English

How to say your age in English

I have just created a new chart about how to say your age in English. The reason I created this is because in English we use TO BE for your age and not have as in some other languages. (In Spanish you use tener, In French avoir , in Italian avere, but in English we do...
All vs. Every vs. Each

All vs. Every vs. Each

We have already seen the difference between All day vs. Every day vs. Everyday. Well, I have just created a new chart about the difference between All, Every and Each with other words: Note: This chart only shows some of the differences between these words. We have...

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