At school vs In school
Which one is correct? “At school” or “In school”? The answer is that both are correct and mean exactly the same thing. To learn more,…
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Going to vs Will
Read more: Going to vs Will“Going to” and “will” can be used when talking about the future. They are very similar in meaning and students are often unsure how to…
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In time vs On time
Read more: In time vs On time“In time” and “on time” are both correct, but they do not mean the same thing. It is a very confusing difference. But you must…
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Go home vs Go to home
Read more: Go home vs Go to homeIn English, we often “go to” places. This is why students sometimes say “go to home” which makes sense when you think about it. But…
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Jail vs Prison
Read more: Jail vs PrisonWhat’s the difference between “jail” and “prison”? Why do we sometimes say that someone is “in jail”, but then also say that they are “in…
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In the street vs On the street
Read more: In the street vs On the streetIf you are confused by these two phrases, you are not alone. Most of the time, they mean exactly the same and can be used…
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In future vs In the future
Read more: In future vs In the futureStudents struggle with this question a lot. “In future”, or “in the future“? I will try to shed light on it in this article. To…
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Very sure
Read more: Very sureIs it correct to say “very sure“? Many students ask that question and I will answer it in this post. To learn more, read on….
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Speak of the devil vs Talk of the devil
Read more: Speak of the devil vs Talk of the devil“Speak of the devil” is a phrase in English that is used when the person or thing you have been talking about appears suddenly. “Talk…
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Do a mistake vs Make a mistake
Read more: Do a mistake vs Make a mistakeThis is a very common question students have. Is it “do a mistake”, or is it “make a mistake”? To find out, read on. …
