In this post, we'll look at idioms related to darkness. We'll also see if there's any difference between the noun dark and darkness. Read on for the useful and fun information...
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Among vs. Across
Have you ever wondered what the difference between "across" and "among" is? It may seem easy, but consider the sentences: 1) Unemployment is quite high, especially among young people. 2) Unemployment is quite high across the continent. Is it just about a place and a group of people? Read on to make it all clear...
Rise, Climb or Go Up?
The difference may seem easy to see, but read this concise post to make sure you really can pinpoint it.
Love Sayings
Love is an incredible feeling, and countless works or art have been created about it. Naturally, there are a lot of wise sayings about love, and we hope the vocabulary this post is about will inspire you and teach you some English as well. Happy Valentine's Day, everybody!
Despite vs. In Spite Of
Both "in spite of" and "despite" are prepositions which are used in similar situations. Are they interchangeable? Let's see...
British English in British Songs
Differences between American English and British English are curious, aren't they? It's always a good idea to try to remember what certain words mean in North America and in Britain. Otherwise, one might simply be misunderstood...
Make, Produce or Manufacture?
"Make," "produce" and "manufacture" are the verbs that have a similar meaning, which is to create something. Let's see how they differ and how to use the verbs correctly...
Fitness & Gym Equipment English
Boost your English vocabulary and get in the mood to exercise! BTW, what's the difference between "exercise," "sport," "training," and "workout"? Read on...
On My Mind vs. In My Mind
In this post, we'll talk about the mind. To be more precise, we'll talk about what is on our mind and what is in our mind. If you get confused when choosing the preposition, read on...
Hangover or Hungover?
If you've ever been confused not only by "hangover" and "hungover," but also by "hang," "hung" and "hanged," read on...
