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  • For Two Years vs. Since Two Years: Which One is Correct?

    Mar 13, 2016

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    Susanta
    in Grammar

    Common English Errors: Grammatically speaking, For and Since are both prepositions which can be used in a sentence to express a specific time or period of time depending on the context.

  • Past Year vs Last Year vs Passed Year: Which One is Correct?

    Mar 9, 2016

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    Susanta
    in Vocabulary

    Common Grammar Errors in English: Contrary to what many believe, past and last cannot be used interchangeably. They are used to describe different conditions of an event with regards to a particular period or phase of time.

  • Why “Couldn’t Able to” is Incorrect and What You Should Say Instead

    Mar 8, 2016

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    Susanta
    in Grammar

    Common English Errors: When you talk about a situation in the past when you tried harder to achieve something and succeeded in it, then you usually use ‘was able to’ or ‘managed to’.

  • What the Heck is a Flagship Smartphone?

    Mar 4, 2016

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    Susanta
    in Vocabulary

    Common Mistakes in English: The prevalent misuse of “Flagship” among tech journalists in context of release of a new smartphones has made it difficult for many English learners to comprehend the actual meaning of the word.

  • Why You Should Avoid “According to Me” Expression

    Mar 1, 2016

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    Susanta
    in Grammar

    Common English Mistakes: It’s quite common to come across a lot of people use “According to me” when they simply want to say “In my view/opinion”.

  • How to Use Quantifiers with Uncountable Nouns

    Feb 1, 2016

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    Susanta
    in Grammar

    lame it on the learning process and the social dynamics, many people tend to mix up countable nouns and uncountable nouns in their daily communications.

  • How to Use the Correct Tense with Conditional If Clause

    How to Use the Correct Tense with Conditional If Clause

    Jan 23, 2016

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    Susanta
    in Grammar

    Using incorrect tense with “conditional if clause” is one of the many common English errors that are prevalent in India. The prevalence of such errors is understandable since English is a second language in India and the occurrence of conditional if clauses is so rare that people don’t usually stand corrected or learn from the…

  • How to Use Sit and Seat in Sentences

    Jan 22, 2015

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    Susanta
    in Vocabulary

    Simple Mistakes in English: Many people, especially in the non-English speaking country, tend to use Seat as a noun. However, there are situations where using Seat as a verb is necessary to convey the message appropriately.

  • How about Some Housekeeping and Home Renovation Jargons!

    Aug 23, 2014

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    Susanta
    in Vocabulary

    Do home renovation words confuse you? Here’s a list of housekeeping jargons -words and phrases commonly used in the home designing industry.

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