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English Grammar Rule - BROOCH or BROACH?
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Today's English grammar rule reviews BROOCH and BROACH. Although the two words sound the same, they are very different. Unfortunately, m...
English Grammar Rule - DIVED or DOVE?
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Today's English grammar rule reviews DOVE and DIVED. Although DOVE is commonly used as a past-tense form of the word DIVE, it is still c...
English Grammar Rule - BROUGHT, BRUNG, BRANG
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Today’s English Grammar rule reviews the words BROUGHT, BRUNG, and BRANG. Of course, BRUNG and BRANG are non-standard past-tense forms of BR...
English Grammar Rule - Bust or Burst?
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Today's English Grammar rule looks at BUST and BURST. BUST is a sculptured, painted, drawn, or engraved representation of the upper part...
English Grammar Rule - Cement or Concrete?
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Today's English Grammar rule reviews the difference between cement and concrete. CEMENT is the raw product, the powder that normally com...
English Grammar Rule - Peak, Pique, or Peek?
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Today’s English Grammar Rule defines peak, pique, and peek. Most people do not realize that they are using peak when they should be using p...
English Grammar Rule - Democrat or Democratic?
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Today’s English Grammar rule discusses the terms Democrat and Democratic. There are two major political parties in the United States: Democ...
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