"Satisfactory" and "satisfying" are two words that are often used interchangeably, but they actually have different meanings....

The hyphen and the dash closely resemble each other, but each is a distinct punctuation mark with its own specific use. The hyphen (-),...

As verbs, the difference between recording /rɪˈkɔr·dɪŋ/ and record /rɪˈkɔːrd/ is that recording is a present participle of record while...

"Experience" or "experiences"? What is the difference? Experience can be used as both a countable and uncountable noun depending on the...

What is the difference between "over the weekend" and "during the weekend"? Over the weekend and during the weekend means the same thing...

COUPLE (n.) refers to a pair - generally, two people who are married, engaged, or in a romantic relationship. Eg. The young couple fell...

"For" and "of" are two prepositions that are confusing for most beginner English learners. Come take a look and understand their...

INTERESTING (adj.) someone or something that is interesting keeps your attention because he, she or it is unusual, exciting, or has a lot...

Ever wondered what's the difference between "maybe" and "may be"? How are they used differently? MAYBE (adv.) it is commonly used to...

The word "like" can be used in many ways. Have you ever wondered what's the difference between "like", "be like" and "look like"? LIKE...