Contemporary English: Aloud Vs Loudly

Contemporary English: Aloud Vs Loudly: ' Loudly ' is used (like 'loud') to talk about the strength of a noise. The opposite of 'loudly' is quietly'.  W...

Contemporary English: Along

Contemporary English: Along: Typical mistakes:  All along the journey she kept complaining.  Along the story, we learn how... 'Along' is used with nouns like roa...

Contemporary English: Almost Vs Nearly

Contemporary English: Almost Vs Nearly: 1. 'Nearly' and 'Almost ' have similar meanings, and in many cases the can both be used without much difference. Usually, ...

Contemporary English: Allow Vs Permit Vs Let

Contemporary English: Allow Vs Permit Vs Let: Typical mistake: It is not allowed to smoke in the lecture hall.  1. All and Permit These words have similar meaning and uses. 'Permit...

Contemporary English: All Vs Whole

Contemporary English: All Vs Whole: Typical mistakes:  The sat reading the all time.  I've lived here my all life.  Whole London was burning.  She drank the whole wine.  Th...

Contemporary English: All Vs Every

Contemporary English: All Vs Every: ' All ' and ' every ' have quite similar meanings. They can both be used to talk about people or things in general: note tha...

Contemporary English: All: Details

Contemporary English: All: Details: The exact rules for the use of 'All' are quite complicated:  1. All (of) before nouns and pronouns  In general, 'all' and ...