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27/08/2026

MUST vs HAVE TO 🤔

Both express necessity, but there's a difference.

✅ MUST → strong personal requirement
"I must finish this today."

✅ HAVE TO → rule, situation, or outside requirement
"I have to wear a uniform at work."

📌 Past tense:

"I had to work yesterday." ✅

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26/08/2026

ACCEPT vs EXCEPT 🤔

Don't confuse these two words!

✅ ACCEPT = receive or agree
"I accepted the job offer."

✅ EXCEPT = leave out
"Everyone came except Rahul."

Remember:

ACCEPT → agree/receive

EXCEPT → leave out

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26/08/2026

THEN vs THAN 🤔

They sound similar, but they're completely different!

✅ THEN = time / sequence
"First I had breakfast, then I went to work."

✅ THAN = comparison
"She is taller than me."

Remember:

THEN → what happens next

THAN → comparison

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25/08/2026

BETWEEN vs AMONG 🤔

Remember:

✅ BETWEEN → usually two
"I had to choose between tea and coffee."

✅ AMONG → a group
"She was sitting among her friends."

Easy way to remember:

BETWEEN = individual choices/relationships

AMONG = within a group

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25/08/2026

FEWER vs LESS 🤔

Remember this simple rule:

✅ FEWER → countable
fewer students
fewer mistakes
fewer books

✅ LESS → uncountable
less time
less money
less water

So:

❌ fewer time
✅ less time

❌ less students
✅ fewer students

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25/08/2026

OTHER vs ANOTHER 🤔

Remember:

✅ ANOTHER = one more
"Can I have another cup of coffee?"

✅ OTHER = different/additional
"Do you have any other questions?"

📌 Grammar tip:

ANOTHER + singular
another book

OTHER + plural/uncountable
other books
other information

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23/08/2026

WHO vs WHOM 🤔

Here's the easy trick:

✅ WHO → HE / SHE

"Who called you?"
"He called me."

✅ WHOM → HIM / HER

"Whom did you meet?"
"I met him."

📌 In everyday spoken English, WHO is very commonly used instead of WHOM:

"Who did you meet?" ✅

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23/08/2026

SOME vs ANY 🤔

Remember this simple rule:

✅ SOME → usually positive
"I have some money."

✅ ANY → usually negative & questions
"I don't have any money."
"Do you have any money?"

But we can use SOME when offering:

"Would you like some coffee?" ☕

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22/08/2026

TOO vs VERY 🤔

They're NOT the same!

✅ VERY = high degree
"This coffee is very hot."

✅ TOO = more than necessary
"This coffee is too hot."

Compare:

He is very young. → Simply describing his age.

He is too young to drive. → His age creates a problem.

Remember:

VERY = high degree

TOO = excessive / more than necessary

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22/08/2026

EACH vs EVERY 🤔

Here's the simple difference:

✅ EACH = one by one
"Each student received a certificate."

✅ EVERY = all members of a group
"Every student must attend the class."

📌 Remember:

Each student ✅
Every student ✅

Each students ❌
Every students ❌

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