Found 317 articles starting with A: Page #11
argue verb |
arguing verb (present participle of the verb argue)Example: The teenager was arguing with his parents.... |
argument noun |
Another frequently used pair of words, in historical writings and in the gaming industry, "armour" and "armor" are often creating confusion among people who don't know which spelling is correct.They refer to the same thing, yet people claim t... |
arouse verb |
arrange verb |
arrangement - correct spelling arrangement noun |
The act of getting to a place.Someone or something that has gotten to a place.To reach a place.To come.... |
arrogate - verb |
The skill of creating something brautiful by drawing, painting, or making things with your hands.Something that requires a lot of skill, as in the art of Chinese cooking.Forms of entertainment, such as music, theater, and f... |
Artefact vs. ArtifactYou have probably heard this word frequently used in mystery/adventure movies or games: ar... |
We have three articles in the English language: a, an, and the. The words a and an are indefinite articles, the word is a definite art... |
You would have come across the simple word article many times while reading and speaking English and would p... |
article noun |
artificial adjective |
Artisan vs. Artesian: What is the Difference? Do you think the words “artisan” and “artesian” belong to new-age, eco-friendly lingo?Do these two words mean the same thing?Are they pronounced differentl... |
As Far As Success …Many smart people flub the use of the subordinating conjunction as far as. Keep in mind that the expression serves as a subordinating conjunction. That is, it joins a clause. What must be ... |
Many writers botch the use of the expression as far as. It serves as a subordinating conjunction |
Many people start off letters with as per your request and similar fluff.For many years, standard texts on writing have condemned this wordy and pompous expression: This hybrid is inexcusable. Instead... |
See coupled with, as well as, along with, together with, not to mention |
We have several words showing causation: as, because, since, for. Be careful in your use of as to show a causal connecti... |
Back in the olden days, when tobacco companies advertised on TV, Winston used the slogan: Winston tastes good like a cigarette should. In that sentence, the word like acts a... |
ascend verb |
ascetic - adjective |
askance - adverb |
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