Both "come" and "go" describe movement from one place to another place. Example:I'm coming to the shop.I'm going to the shop. Both of these sentences are grammatically correct but their use and meaning is slightly different. Question: When do we use “come" and when do we use “go"?Answer: It depends on the position of the speaker or hearer. To understand, let's look … [Read more...] about COME or GO – English lesson
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Especially vs specially
"especially" and "specially" are both English adverbs. Let's look at the meaning and use of each one. Especially We use "especially" to single out one person, thing, or situation above all the others. The meaning is very similar to "in particular" or "particularly". Examples:I like all types of games, especially video games. I like all of my friends, especially … [Read more...] about Especially vs specially
Difference between hear and listen
"hear" and "listen" are both verbs related to sounds. The meaning of both words is therefore related but different. It is important not to confuse the meaning and use. Hear "hear" is the action of a sound coming to our ears. "hearing" is one of the five senses. We sense a sound. Our ears physically detect the sound. We do not have a choice. When we hear something, we are … [Read more...] about Difference between hear and listen
compliment or complement
These 2 words are homophones. The pronunciation is the same but the spelling and meaning are different. Pronunciation of compliment: /ˈkɒm.plɪ.mənt/Pronunciation of complement: /ˈkɒm.plɪ.ment/ Both words can be a noun and verb. In this lesson you will learn the meaning and use of both words. compliment as a noun Meaning:A compliment is a nice comment … [Read more...] about compliment or complement
5 meanings of the English verb “accept”
“accept” is an English verb. Pronunciation: /əkˈsept/ “accept” has 5 different uses and meaning. Let's look at each meaning in more detail. accept - Meaning 1 Meaning: to agree to take or receive something. Examples:My grandma tried to give me some money but I didn't accept it.The shop accepts payments by credit card. Sarah: I am sorry.Jane: It's … [Read more...] about 5 meanings of the English verb “accept”
