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​​Cacao VS Cocoa Cacao beans are dried, fermented, and heated at a low temperature. The heat separates the fatty part of the bean from the rest. Cocoa...

Requirement FOR/TO/THAT When something is necessary (for example, by law), use “requirement that” or “it is required that”: • It’s a legal requirement...

🤔Quick vs Fast Quick is about something happening in a short time. 🌯We stopped for a quick snack. Fast is about something that happens or goes at high...

🤔 Discover vs Invent Discover: to determine the existence, presence, or fact of 🗺 Cristopher Columbus discovered the Americas in 1452. 🔬 Francis Crick...

🤔 Late or Lately? Late is both an adverb and an adjective. Late: not on time 🙍‍♂️I'm sorry I'm late. Late: after the usual time 🍳We had a late breakfast....

🍁Is it autumn or fall? Autumn and fall are words for the season that happens between summer and winter. Fall also has several other meanings. 🍂 Both words...

🤔Confusing Words A recipe /ˈrɛsɪpi/ is a set of instructions for cooking something. 🥗 Could you give me the recipe of this salad, please? A receipt /rɪˈsiːt/...

😲 Multiple Meanings Words 📚 a book - noun I love reading books! 🏨to book - verb - to reserve, buy in advance. I have booked a hotel in London. 📆 last -...

🤔 Altogether or all together? Altogether means ‘completely’ or ‘in total’: 📖➕📕 The book was €13.50 and the magazine was €5.25, so it was €18.75 altogether. All...

Go, Do, Play - Sports Collocations Go is generally used for sports and activities ending in –ing (but not always). 🏊‍♀️”Let's go swimming this weekend." Do...

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🤔 Weekend or Holiday 📆 Weekend is Saturday and Sunday, or Friday evening until Sunday night when many people living in the West do not go to work. This/Next...

🤔Quick vs Fast Quick is about something happening in a short time. 🌯We stopped for a quick snack. Fast is about something that happens or goes at high...

ALL vs EVERY We use both all and every to refer to the total number of something. All refers to a complete group: 🤦🏻‍♀️Oh no! That awkward message was...

Guarantee VS Warranty The Difference #35 Guarantee = a promise made by the seller that the product is of the best quality Warranty = the guarantee of repair...

Amiable VS Amicable The Difference #34 Amiable is used to describe a person who is friendly. Jack is an amiable young man. Amicable refers to friendly...

Pills VS Tablets The Difference #33 Pills are small round dosages of medicine. sleeping pills Tablets are all pills and medicines of other shapes. headache...

Great Britain VS The United Kingdom The Difference #32 Great Britain = England + Scotland + Wales The United Kingdom = England + Scotland + Wales + Northern...

IF & WHETHER The Difference #31 In most cases “if” and “whether” are interchangeable. However, there are three instances where we always use “whether”...

Unlikely VS Unlike The Difference #30 Unlikely = little chance to happen It is unlikely that he will buy a new car. Unlike = not the same; different My...

Farther VS Further The Difference #29 Farther is used when talking about physical distance. John ran farther than Sally. Further is used when talking about...

Canvass VS Canvas The Difference #28 To canvass is to seek votes. He is canvassing for the Green Party. Canvas is a strong type of cloth. This bag was...

Shall VS May The Difference #27 Shall VS May May is used when one wishes to do something and asks someone’s permission to do it. May I close the window?...

Empathy VS Sympathy The Difference #26 Empathy VS Sympathy EMPATHY = the ability to understand and share the feelings of other people. You know how another...

“Older” and “Elder” The Difference #25 “Older” vs “Elder” “Older” is used for comparing ages of people. He’s older than Jane. Mike is not older than me. “Elder”...

“Do” VS “Make” — The Difference The Difference #24 “Do” VS “Make” DO is used for general actions 1) work, jobs and tasks do the housework do a good job do...

To schedule on/for? The Difference #23 to schedule on/for When scheduling or rescheduling, one should use “on” or “for”. But you move an appointment “to”. •...