Vocabulary Lesson

Introduction The words diffuse and defuse are confusing because they sound almost the same but their meaning is different. The […]

Introduction The words “elicit” and “illicit” can be easily confused due to their similar spellings and pronunciations, despite having distinct

Introduction The distinction between the words “discreet” and “discrete” can often be confusing. Their similarity in spelling and sometimes in

Introduction The words “advice and advise” are often confused. While they may share some meaning, they are distinct parts of

Introduction: English often poses challenges with its subtle variations. One such area of confusion arises with the words “licence and

Introduction It’s easy to get the words censure and censor confused. Here is a quick explanation: The word censure means

Introduction The similarity in spelling between “allusion and illusion” (except for the first letter) often leads to confusion in their

What is the difference between affect and effect? In general, “affect” is a verb, and “effect” is a noun. “Affect”

Altogether Versus All Together in a Nutshell: The difference between altogether and all together is subtle but important: altogether (one