E-Books →75 Confusing English Words Online Course Study Guide

In this course, you will study 35 sets of words and phrases that are often confused in English. These words are confusing for a lot of people because sometimes two different words in English, translate to only one word in another language, or vice-versa.
This book covers these sets of words:
After vs. Later...Almost vs. Most...Because vs. Because of...By vs Until...Bored vs. Boring...Convenient vs. Convenience...During vs. For vs. In...During vs. While...Early vs. Quickly vs.Soon...Even if vs. Even though...Feel bad vs. Feel bad for...Few vs. A few...Finally vs. In the end...Fun vs. Funny...Good vs. Well...Hard vs. Hardly...Home vs. House...In the end vs. At the end...In time vs. on time...Just vs. Only...Little vs. A little...Much vs. Many...Pretty vs. Cute vs. Beautiful...Safe vs. safely vs. safety...Security vs. Safety...Sick vs. A cold...So vs. Such...Still vs. Yet...Stop doing vs. Stop to do...Taste vs. Flavor....Travel vs. Trip...Until vs. Unless...Vacation vs. Holiday
For each set of words, there is:
* An explanation of the use and meaning.
* Example sentences showing how the vocabulary is used.
* A summary of the key concepts.
The course is divided into seven different sections covering adjectives, adverbs, conjunctions, determiners, nouns, prepositions, and grammar phrases.
If you are unsure which word to use in which situation, this course is for you. Understanding this vocabulary and using it correctly will help you improve your English conversation and make yourself better understood when you use English.