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50 Most Common Irregular Plurals in English – Master These Tricky Nouns!
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50 Most Common Irregular Plurals in English – Master These Tricky Nouns! irregular plurals 1. Child → Children 2. Person → People 3. Man → Men 4. Woman → Women 5. Tooth → Teeth 6. Foot → Feet 7. Mouse → Mice 8. Goose → Geese 9. Ox → Oxen (rare, but classic) 10. Louse → Lice 11. Die → Dice (for gami...
50 Must-Know Synonyms for Exams | Enhance Your Vocabulary
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50 Must-Know Synonyms for Exams | Enhance Your Vocabulary synonyms for any exam 1. Smart / Intelligent Synonyms: Brilliant, Clever, Astute, Sharp, Wise She gave a brilliant answer. 2. Big / Large Synonyms: Huge, Enormous, Gigantic, Massive, Vast An enormous building stood there. 3. Small / Tiny Syn...
Stile vs. Style: Meaning, Differences & Correct Usage
access_time 2025-07-13T07:15:18.835Z face Smartys English Academy
Stile vs. Style: Meaning, Differences & Correct Usage Stile vs. Style: Key Differences & Examples Stile vs. Style: Key Differences & Examples Difference: Stile (noun): A structure (like steps or a ladder) used to cross a fence or wall. Style (noun/verb): Refers to fashion, design, manner, or distin...
Dependent vs. Dependant: Meaning, Differences & Examples
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Dependent vs. Dependant: Meaning, Differences & Examples Dependent vs. Dependant: Key Differences & Examples Difference: Dependent (adjective/noun – US & UK English): Reliant on someone/something. "Children are on their parents." "He listed his son as a on his tax form." Dependant (noun – UK Englis...
Remark, Comment, or Review? Understanding the Key Differences
access_time 2025-06-27T03:43:46.192Z face Smartys English Academy
Remark, Comment, or Review? Understanding the Key Differences Difference Between Remark, Comment, and Review 1. Remark A brief statement or observation, often casual or spontaneous. Can be neutral, positive, or negative. Usually not detailed or structured. Examples: 2. Comment A response or opinion...