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The word machination means a crafty scheme or plot.Pronounce the first syllable as “mac,” not “mash.”... |
English language can be altered in various ways and one of those ways is prefixing. Prefixing refers to different units relating to several sizes. Micro and macro are both very similar words where the only difference in the two words is the relative ... |
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Yes, the word mad does mean “angry or wrathful.” It also means “demented, insane.” Various other meanings include “ferocious” (a mad dog), “extremely foolish” (a mad scheme... |
Made From vs. Made Of vs. Made With vs. Made out of Made from Made from is often used when describing how something is modified to create something else; it often describes a material that has been changed by the transformation of its ingredient... |
Pay special attention to those compound adjectives you make up. Most people incorrectly leave out the hyphens: product-liability lawsuit employment-discrimination claim sexual-harassment suit child-support p... |
magazine - noun |
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English is usually considered one of a simple language when compare to many complicated language like French... |
Introduction The English language is replete with words that sound alike but have different meanings. Such words are known as homophones. Two common examples of these homophones are 'mail' and 'male.' Although they are pronounced identica... |
The main clause of a sentence is the independent clause—complete with subject, conjugated verb, and a third part. The third part is dictated by the verb. If the verb is ... |
The main verb in a sentence is the verb in the main clause, also called the independent clause |
We can first divide all main verbs into two broad categories: action verbs and no-action verbs. Thousands reside in the action-verb group, only a handful in the no-action group. Each of these groups further subdivides into two additional groups:... |
We can first divide all main verbs into two broad categories: action verbs and no-action verbs. Thousands reside in the action-verb group, only a handful in the no-action group. Each of these groups further subdivides into two additional groups:... |
maintain - verb |
maintenance - correct spelling maintenance - noun and adjective (in pharmacology) Example: With proper maintenance, the car should last for years. ... |
Maize” and “maze” are two quite controversial words, which we are going to discuss and detail a lot in the following article. If you only need a quick solution and resume of how to correctly use “maize” and “maze”, what each means and how they are us... |
First, when you mean “most,” use that term, not majority. Thus, in the following, the writer probably does not mean something above 51%. Instead, the writer means most: ... |
When things don’t go the way we want them to, what do you do in such situations? You make do the best out of it. In medieval English language, the phrase make do had a substitute and that was the phrase of make due. However, in today’s current langua... |
manageable - adjective |
maneuver - verb and noun |
Maneuver and manoeuvre are among the list of those words which have more than one spellings and which are a cause of a lot of confusion among young Englis... |
Manga and Anime: Two Japanese Storytelling Media Comparing Manga and AnimeManga is a hand-drawn story in comic book format, featuri... |
This expression usually just adds verbosity to the style. Use way to get rid of it. Thus: The reckless manner in which the driver handled the car ….becomesTh... |
The words manner and manor are homophones: they sound alike but have different meanings. Consider the sentences below: ... |
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