Fewer vs Less - While both the words clearly convey the lack of abundance or sufficiency, choosing the right one is a challenge!

Which vs That - These two words are a headscratcher for most of us. They endorse the fact that commonly used words are not necessarily easy to use.

Between vs Among - The traditional grammar rule states that between is used when referring to two objects or people, and among is used when referring to three or more things or people.

So you’ve been asked to write a research paper. What is a research paper anyway? A research paper is a paper that demonstrates your knowledge of a subject.

First, Second, and Third person, are an indispensable part of communicating in English. These are called personal pronouns.

So you’ve been asked to write a research paper. What is a research paper anyway? A research paper is a paper that demonstrates your knowledge of a subject.

Ambiguous vs Ambivalent - These are adjectives that are used to indicate uncertainty. However, they are used in entirely different scenarios.

Beside vs Besides - Adding "s" to beside makes it besides, which is totally different from beside in meaning and usage.

Raise vs Rise - Both these words are used as nouns as well as verbs. As verbs, they both mean ‘to move upward’. So how do we know when to use what?

Rare vs Scarce - Both are adjectives that mean ‘something is less or hard to come by’. But they have a subtle difference in their meanings.