hrenglish There is a difference between the word “Onto” and the words “On to“. People are often confused between these two. They assume both as same in the meaning and usage. But it is not true. In this post, we are going to wash out this confusion and learn how they are used in sentences. Let … Read more
The words “Up to” and the word “Upto” are used by people in their daily writing. Have you ever thought which one is correct either up to or upto? It is noted that the word “Upto” is misspelled. There is no such word in the English dictionary. “Up to” is correct. It is two words. … Read more
The words between, among, and amongst are so close in meaning and structure that people often get confused about how to use them in a sentence. The word between is often substituted for the word among and the word among for the word between and similarly the word amongst is substituted for the word among. … Read more
The words Beside and Besides seem to have the same meaning but they are quite different from each other in usage and definition. Let’s check out Beside vs Besides vs Except for differences. Semantic Difference between Beside and Besides The words beside and besides semantically differ from each other. The word Beside means “by the … Read more
Are Vegan and Vegetarian the same thing? The words “Vegan” and “Vegetarian” seem to have the same meaning but there lies a notable difference between these two words. Key differences between Vegan and Vegetarian: The word “Vegan” is used to denote a person who eats only plant-derived foods whereas the word “Vegetarian” is used to … Read more
Dear readers, we have already discussed in the previous post how to use the phrase “One of the” in a sentence. Now I tell you how similar phrases like “One of us” and One of them” are used in sentences. Though they have a different structure, they follow the same rules as the phrase “One … Read more
In the English language, vowels and consonants are two different sounds. The words that begin with a vowel sound, normally take the article “An” and the words that begin with the consonant sound, take the article “A”. This is the main difference between A and An. The following is a list of vowels and consonants. … Read more
“One of the” is a commonly used phrase in the English language. We use this phrase frequently during our conversations and get often confused about whether to use the singular verb or a plural verb after this phrase. This post deals with how to use “One of the” in a sentence. We have also given … Read more
Are you looking for a list of words that start with consonants but use “An” with them! We have collected such words and compiled them into a list. These words begin with a consonant but sound like a vowel. That’s why such words use “An” with them, even though it starts with a consonant letter. … Read more
Looking for the words that start with vowels but don’t use An with them! We have collected such words and compiled them into a list. You might have learned in lower grades from your teachers that the article “A” is used before the consonants and the article “An” before the vowels. This basic rule for … Read more