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Mistakes and Difficulties Mistakes + difficulties Good vs Well The English words good and well are often confused by native and non-native speakers of English – this is a good lesson that will put you well on your way to understanding the difference. Read more → Share: Facebook Google Pinterest Pocket Reddit Twitter More LinkedIn Tumblr Print Email Mistakes + difficulties I vs Me Mistakes made with the English pronouns I and me have been increasing exponentially for years. The difference is actually very simple – let me explain it to you. Read more → Share: Facebook Google Pinterest Pocket Reddit Twitter More LinkedIn Tumblr Print Email English spelling, Mistakes + difficulties Its vs It’s These two English words are very often used incorrectly by native speakers. It’s important that you understand the difference. Read more → Share: Facebook Google Pinterest Pocket Reddit Twitter More LinkedIn Tumblr Print Email Mistakes + difficulties Who vs Whom Many English speakers do not know the difference between who and whom. In some places, it hardly matters, because using who when you should use whom is so common that it’s not even considered much of a mistake. But for those who want to know the difference between who and whom, here is an explanation Read more → Share: Facebook Google Pinterest Pocket Reddit Twitter More LinkedIn Tumblr Print Email Mistakes + difficulties Your vs You’re What’s the difference between your and you’re? Your presence on this page means you’re about to find out. Read more → Share: Facebook Google Pinterest Pocket Reddit Twitter More LinkedIn Tumblr Print Email More English Lessons Subscribe to the free weekly newsletter Abónese al boletín informativo semanal gratuito Abonnez-vous au bulletin hebdomadaire gratuit

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Mistakes and Difficulties

Good vs Well

The English words good and well are often confused by native and non-native speakers of English – this is a good lesson that will put you well on your way to understanding the difference.

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I vs Me

Mistakes made with the English pronouns I and me have been increasing exponentially for years. The difference is actually very simple – let me explain it to you.

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English spelling, Mistakes + difficulties

Its vs It’s

These two English words are very often used incorrectly by native speakers. It’s important that you understand the difference.

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Who vs Whom

Many English speakers do not know the difference between who and whom. In some places, it hardly matters, because using who when you should use whom is so common that it’s not even considered much of a mistake. But for those who want to know the difference between who and whom, here is an explanation

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Your vs You’re

What’s the difference between your and you’re? Your presence on this page means you’re about to find out.

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