Be concise and use easily understood terminology
Avoid redundant wording
Content should be factual
Refrain from including prejudice or stereotypical information
Present- Study
Present Continuous- Am studying
Past- Studied
Past Continuous-Was studying
Future- Will study
"Than" - used to introduce the second element in a comparison
"Except" - not including; other than
"Fewer" vs. "less"- "Fewer" is used to describe a number of countable things, while "less" is used to describe the amount of uncountable things
"A lot" vs. "allot"- "A lot" is a phrase meaning "a large quantity" or "many," while "allot" is a verb meaning "to assign or distribute a share of something
"Accept" vs. "except" - "Accept means to receive or believe something, while "except" means to exclude
"Acute" vs. "chronic" -Acute conditions are sudden and severe, while chronic conditions develop slowly and may worsen over time
"Adverse" vs. "averse"-Adverse means harmful or unfavorable, while averse means to dislike or be opposed to something
"Aesthetic" vs. "ascetic"- "Aesthetic" refers to beauty, while "ascetic" refers to self-discipline and self-denial
"Affect" vs. "effect"- "Affect" is a verb that means "to influence" or "to change", while "effect" is a noun that means "the result"
"Aggravate" vs. "mitigate"- "Aggravate" means to make something worse or more severe, while "mitigate" means to make something less severe or to reduce its impact
"Complement" vs. "compliment"- "Complement" means something that completes or enhances another thing, while "compliment" means an expression of praise or admiration