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Ever wondered about the difference between “be missing” and “be lacking”?

Be missing = something is not there at all.

Be lacking = something is there, but not enough of it.

They’re easy to mix up, but the meaning changes more than you think!

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Maintain vs Sustain — do you know the difference?

These two words are similar, but they are used differently in English.

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Ever want to say something isn’t worth doing?

English has some natural phrases for this, like “there’s no point in…”, “it’s no use doing…”, and “there’s no use (in) doing…”.

“Be ready” vs. “Be prepared” — tricky pair, right? Find out how they differ and when to use each one like a native speaker! This sheet gives you clear examples and explanations.

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Struggling with ingenious vs. ingenuous vs. disingenuous? Download the full PDF here:

Learn the definitions and see clear examples:

Ingenious = clever & inventive

Ingenuous = innocent & sincere

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Ever wondered if there’s a real difference between “how about” and “what about”? They look similar, but they’re used a little differently in English!

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The “the… the…” structure made easy!

The more you practice, the better you get

The less you stress, the more confident you feel

Check the sheet below for quick explanations and examples!