On behalf of vs. In behalf of | Learn with Tricks
Rahul Kumar
4:07 AM
If you get confused using "on behalf of", and "in behalf of", then this post is for you. You will learn about the usag...
Cease vs. Seize | Learn With funny tricks
Rahul Kumar
7:46 AM
Cease fire or seize fire? Can you choose the right word for fire? If you don't know the difference between cease and seize, we will ...
Anywhere or Anyplace | Somewhere or Someplace | You must known the right one.
Rahul Kumar
1:27 AM
What do you prefer anywhere or anyplace, somewhere or someplace? Just go through the post i f you don't know which word is right.
Irony vs. Sarcasm vs. Satire
Rahul Kumar
10:18 AM
Irony or Sarcasm or Satire How do you explain irony? Can you differentiate between irony and sarcasm? Do you know the meaning of satire...
Cloth vs. clothes vs. clothe | Do you know the difference between them?
Rahul Kumar
12:21 AM
What do you want to wear cloth or clothes, or clothe? Do you know which one is noun, and which one is verb? Do you know any difference betw...
Words For Ways of Talking
Rahul Kumar
9:51 AM
English has many words for the way you talk. In this post we talk about eleven words that define our talking. Here are those words: Whine, ...
Emulate vs. Imitate | When to use Emulate, and Imitate in a sentence?
Rahul Kumar
4:04 AM
Emulate and imitate confuse many of writers. As they both mean to copy, but their usage in a context varies. This post is all about their m...
Faze vs. Phase | Learn with memory trick
Rahul Kumar
10:30 PM
My pets .................. (phased or fazed) me. Can you choose the correct word? Faze and phase pronounce alike but different in meanin...
Hairs or hair?, Is born or was/were born?| 10 grammar mistakes.
Rahul Kumar
11:59 PM
Do you know when to use hair, and hairs? Is it "is born" or "was born"? To know other such types of common errors, y...
Jettison vs. Jetsam
Rahul Kumar
8:57 AM
Can you differentiate between Jettison and Jetsam? Do you know which one is verb, and which one is noun? If you don't know about the...
Deplore vs. Deprecate vs. Depreciate | What is the difference between them?
Rahul Kumar
3:54 AM
Can you guess the subtle differences between Deplore, Deprecate, Depreciate? It is very difficult to guess their differences as these w...
Crumble vs. Crumple | What is the difference?
Rahul Kumar
11:19 PM
At first glance, crumble and crumple looks so similar that one can easily assumed them synonyms. We will learn these words with a special ...
Yearn vs. Long vs. Pine vs. Languish | How to use them.
Rahul Kumar
9:43 AM
Yearn, Long, Pine, Languish, Hunger, and Thirst mean in common to have a strong desire for something. But they are used in different contex...
Revenge, Avenge, Retaliate, Vindicate- How to use them in sentence
Rahul Kumar
10:02 PM
Words revenge, avenge, retaliate, and vindicate are used as synonyms. But they are not actually synonyms. In this post we know the differe...
Altar or Alter? Learn with tricks.
Rahul Kumar
12:49 AM
I have to altar / alter my look. Can you choose the right word? If no, the post is for you. You can learn the difference between them wi...
Break vs. Brake -- Learn with Tricks
Rahul Kumar
9:57 AM
Break and brake are the very common words, but still many of us get confused while writing. We forget how they are spelled. In this post we...
Lean 5 words instantly with the help of Latin word PLE.
Rahul Kumar
1:20 AM
Complete Complement Deplete Replete Implement Plethora
Can we use affection instead of infection?
Rahul Kumar
1:03 AM
No , we can't use affection as synonym of infection. However, affection and infection both words point to disease.
Affectation vs. Affection vs. Affecting| Which one is good affectation or affection?
Rahul Kumar
11:46 AM
Affectation, Affection, Affection. It seems that these words are synonyms as they are all taken from the same word affect. The case is not ...
Capital vs. Capitol? What is the capital or capitol of India?
Rahul Kumar
9:17 AM
Do you know the capitol of your country? Wait, Is it capitol or capital? These homophones are difficult to distinguish. But vocabeasy ha...
