Confusing Words In English

More & Very

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More - is used to compare

• I like chocolate more than vanilla.
• We like our new teacher, more than our old teacher.
• Our new house is more expensive, than our old house.
• My sister likes fruit more than vegetables.

Very - with adjectives

• Our new house is very expensive.
• We like chocolate very much.
• My father works very hard.
• This laptop is very fast.

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Just Already Finish Still

Knew & New

Knew & New Quiz

Keep & Put

Latter & Later

Learned & Learnt - With Voice/Audio

Lose & Loose

Look & View

Mail & Male

Make & Do

Maybe - Perhaps - Probably

Can't & Must

Can't & Must Quiz

More & Very

Ms. - Miss - Mrs. - With Voice/Audio

Morning & Mourning

Must Not & Do Not Have To

Borrow & Loan

By Now - Now - Now On

Near & Nearly

Near & Nearly Quiz

Over & Above

Out & Off

Out & Off Quiz

Out & Off Quiz #2

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Confusing Words Staring With C - D

Confusing Words Staring With E - F - G

Confusing Words Staring With H - I

Confusing Words Staring With J - K - L - M - N - O

Confusing Words Staring With P - Q - R

Confusing Words Staring With S

Confusing Words Staring With T

Confusing Words Staring With U - V - W - X - Y - Z