Pair of Words

Many people use the words resume and CV as if they mean the same thing. This is very common. If you are applying for a job, internship,…

Many people get confused by eying and eyeing. At first glance, one of them may look wrong. After all, English spelling does not always follow…

Many English learners get confused when choosing between “an unique” and “a unique.” At first, it seems simple. We often learn that “a” comes…

Many English learners mix up begun and began. That is completely understandable. These two words come from the same verb—begin—and they look…

Many English learners get confused by sang and sung. They both come from the verb sing, and both talk about singing in the past. Because they…

Many people are unsure whether the correct plural form is attornies or attorneys. Both words may look possible at first glance. After all,…

Many English learners get confused by ingrained and engrained. They look almost the same. They sound very similar too. Because of this, many…

Many people get confused by everyone and every one because they look almost the same. The only difference is a space, but that small space…

Many people get confused about passed away and past away because the two phrases sound almost the same. When spoken, they can be hard to tell…

Many people feel unsure about labelling and labeling. They look almost the same, but one has a double l and the other has only one. That small…