Miss vs. Ms. vs. Mrs. vs Mx. Sometimes the English language can prove to be really tricky even while using some of the most basic words or salutations. Take example of Mrs. Ms. And Miss. Well, which one should you use and when? It may sound very simple but sometimes, in some particular place they…
Sentence types There are four sentence patterns in English: declarative, imperative, interrogative and exclamatory. Declarative: Tom will be at the meeting tomorrow. Imperative: Turn to page 232 of your science textbook. Interrogative: Where do you live? Interjection: Great! Declarative A declarative statement “declares” or states a fact, arrangement, or opinion. Declarative sentences can be positive…
Less than Symbol (Definition & Examples) The less than symbol indicates that one value is less than another when comparing numbers. By using greater or less than & equal, you can understand how one number differs from another. There is an equal value between two numbers, whether one number is greater or smaller than the…
Jail vs. Prison We have definitely heard the words Jail and Prison, haven’t we? But what is the difference between the two? Well, this is what we will tackle in this post. Here, I will tell you when to use these two different words. Let’s get started. You might have seen that both these words…
Into vs. In To In the English language, there are many prepositions. But believe it or not some of these prepositions are the reason behind all the confusion in the world. In this post, we are going to deal with two such prepositions; “Into” and “In to”. Let’s look at the details now. Basically, we…
Inter vs. intra Sometimes suffix and prefixes can cause some serious confusions while writing or speaking the English language. One such example can be seen with Inter vs Intra. In this post, we are going to tell you the difference. Let’s get started. Have you ever wondered what’s the difference between the interstate highway and…
