englsish

this is my 13th, 14th, and 15th reason

a

used before a consonant

an

used before a vowel

a lot

should be always written as two words

a while

an article and noun form this. often used with the prepositions in and for.

awhile

an adverb

accept

to receive or agree to

except

means “but”. occasionally used as a verb or conjunction

affect

to cause a change in and to influence.

effect

to bring about or to accomplish. as a noun it means result or that which has been brought about

aint

never use aint

all ready

an adjective phrase that means completely ready

already

adverb that means before or by this time

all right

should be written as two words

all the farther, all the faster

should be written as as far as, as fast as

all together

means in a group

altogether

adverb meaning completely or on the whole

amount

refers to nouns that cannot be counted

number

refers to nouns that can be counted

bad

used as an adjective

badly

used as an adverb

being as, being that

use because or since

beside

means located at the side of

besides

means in addition to

between

use when comparing one person or thing with another person or thing or with an entire group

among

use to show a relationship in which more than two persons or things are consdiered as a group

borrow

to take knowing u will return it

lend

to give knowing it will be returned

loan

should be used as a noun

bring

to carry from a distant place to a closer one

take

to carry from a nearby place to a more distant one

can

the ability to do something

may

permission to do something or the possibility of doing it

cant hardly, cant scarcely

use can hardly or can scarcely

could of, might of, must of, should of, or would of

use could have, might have, should have, or would have

different from, different than

use different from and not different than

doesn’t

contraction of does not and should be used with she, he, it. and singular nouns.

don’t

contraction of do not and should be used with I, you, we, they, and plural nouns

emigrate

to leave one country to settle in another; use from with it

immigrate

to enter a country in order to live there permantently; use to or into

farther

physical distance

further

degree or time

fewer

things or quantities that can be counted

less

things or quantities that cannot be counted; sometimes used with figures that are regarded as single amounts or single quantities.

good

adjective

well

adverb; used with health

had of

do not use “of” in this

hanged

to put to death by hanging

hung

all other cases it is hung

in

used with location “inside” or “within” a place

into

indicates movement or direction to a place; from outside to within

irregardless, regardless

always use regardless

this kind

kind is singular, so use this or that; singular nouns sort and type

these kinds

kinds is plural so use these or those; plural nouns sorts and types

learn

to gain knowlegde

teach

to give knowledge to

leave

to go away or to depart

let

to allow or to permit

like

use to introduce a prepositional phrase

as

use to introduce a subordinate clause

loose

adjective; free or not firmly attached

lose

verb; to have no longer, to misplace, or to fail to win

passed

to pass; verb

past

adjective, noun, a preposition, or an adverb

precede

to go or come before

proceed

to continue or to move along

raise

to cause to move upward or to lift up; always takes an object

rise

to get up or to go up; never takes an object

reason it, because

because means for the reason that; do not use because after reason; use them alone in a sentence

respectfully

with respect

respectively

in the order named

says

third-person singular of the verb say

said

past tense of say

sit

to be seated; rarely takes an object

set

to put or to place; generally takes an object

than

conjunction; use it in comparison and to show exception

then

an adverb; refers to time mostly; also used as soon afterward. this time mentioned, at another time, ect…”

this here, that here

remove the word here

where at

remove the word at

who

subject

whom

predicate or object of prep.