Bath vs. Bathe
Bath Forms: bath / bathed / bathing In British English, the verb bath is used to mean wash oneself. Bath can also mean bathtub. The verb bath is rather formal. It is normally used...
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Bath Forms: bath / bathed / bathing In British English, the verb bath is used to mean wash oneself. Bath can also mean bathtub. The verb bath is rather formal. It is normally used...
Be able to Be able to can be used to talk about ability. It often has the same meaning as can/could. He is able to support her. (He can support her.) They were able...
In is used for position inside large places – countries, districts, large cities etc, and in three-dimensional space (when something is surrounded on all sides.). At is generally used for small and unimportant places...
When, while and as can be used to talk about actions or situations that take place at the same time. There are some differences. When and while We can use when and while to...
As well as has a similar meaning to not only — but also. She is clever as well as beautiful. (= She is not only beautiful, but also clever.) Note that as well as...
As and though can both be used after an adjective or an adverb. In this case, they mean although. Hot as it was, we decided to go out. OR Hot though it was, we...
Ask is used without for to ask somebody to tell something. Don’t ask him his age. Ask for is used to ask somebody to give something. Don’t ask me for money. Ask can be...
As if and as though mean the same. They are used to say what a situation seems like. It looks as if/as though it is going to rain. Tenses To show that a comparison...
As can be used to refer to the reason for something. This is particularly common when the reason is already known to the listener/reader, or when it is not the most important part of...
The misuse of the and a is very common. Here are the basic rules for the use and omission of articles. Proper nouns (e.g. John, Alice and India) do not take articles. Incorrect: The...