Common errors in English usage for IBPS, SSC, UPSC, GRE, and other exams.
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Abnormal. Rogue. Deviant. Anomalous. What's the Difference?
Abnormal, Rogue, Deviant, anomalous These words all describe things or people that are different from what is usual or expected or consider...
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Ability, Capability, Capacity, Power These four words are often used interchangeably in casual conversation, but they have dist...
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The dilemma between "Does he have?" and "Does he has?" is a classic example that confuses many English learners and e...
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Yearn, Long, Pine, Languish, Hunger, and Thirst mean in common to have a strong desire for something. But they are used in different contex...
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Anger, Fury, Indignation, Ire, Rage, Wrath. These words all describe different types of anger toward someone who has wronged you. ...
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Greedy, Insatiable, Materialistic, Voracious, Mercenary, Acquisitive, Grasping These words all describe people who want more mo...
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Marital vs Martial The words look and sound similar, but their meanings are completely different. Here we have more detai...
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Angry with or Angry at ? Yes, there is the difference between angry with and angry at; however, in many situations,, they...
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Get, Acquire, Gain, Obtain, Procure. The words get, acquire, gain, obtain, and procure all relate to coming into possession of...
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Grateful, Thankful, Glad, Indebted, Appreciative We often use the words grateful, thankful, glad, appreciative, and indebted i...
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Compatible vs. Comparable These words look so much similar that may use them as synonyms. However, they are not synonym, they m...
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