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Have you ever been confused by the two different spellings of "mucus" and "mucous"? Well, they seem to refer to the same thing, so why the one-letter distinction? Is it a classical situation of two accepted spellings for the same word, is there an ol... |
The English language is rich and nuanced, containing words that may appear synonymous at first glance but actually possess distinct meanings and connotations. Two such terms are 'mug' and 'cup'. In this essay, we ... |
Word number 1: SpareFirst meaning: Spare someone's life-let someone liveE.g. The knight decided to spare the dragon's life.Second meaning: Spare as in spare tire-additionalE.g. Do you have a spare t... |
adjective |
The English language is rich with words that, while often used interchangeably, possess distinct meanings and connotations. Two such terms that frequently elicit confusion are 'munition' and 'ammunition'. Though c... |
murmur - noun and verb |
muscle - noun and verb |
Though myriad may act as a noun (a myriad of problems) or an adjective (myriad problems... |
noun |
myself, himself, yourself, herself, ourself, ourselves The Grammar.com section on the Parts of Speech has a thorough discussion of “reflexive and intensive pronouns,” that is, the -... |
mysterious - adjective |
mystery - noun and adjective |
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