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Common English Errors: Few, A Few and Quite a Few

Visit any Facebook Page and you will cringe at the degree of syntax errors people commit pretty innocently. One of those most frequently committed errors is the confusion between “Few” and “A Few”.

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Grammar

Would vs Would Have: How to Express Conditional Hypothesis

Sometimes, we want to express thoughts in a way that both talk about a hypothetical instance in relation to a condition.

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Grammar

Seen Her Talking vs Seen Her Talk: Which One is Correct?

Whether you want to use “seen them talk” or “seen them talking” depends entirely on how much of the action you have witnessed.

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Simple and Simplistic: Are Both One and The Same?

Simple vs Simplistic: Many people prefer to use two adjectives synonymously. However, both words have different meanings however similar they may sound. Here is how.

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