348 Best Grammar Questions and Answers (Q&A) - ProProfs Discuss

What is the difference between Learned and Learnt?

E.Emily
Answered: Feb 28, 2020

Both learned and learned are past tense for the word 'learn.' However, while both words can be used interchangeably in some aspects, especially when they are used as the past tense of learning,...Read More

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What is the difference between Tooth and Teeth?

Peyton Berrymore, Artist
Answered: Mar 05, 2020

There is no big difference between teeth and a tooth. Both words are referring to the same thing, but the major difference is that tooth is the singular form of whatever it represents, while...Read More

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What is the difference between Whose and Who's?

F. Manasseh, Software Developer
Answered: Jun 09, 2020

Writers, students, and a variety of people encounter difficulty in the usage of these two words that sound so similar but differ in function and meaning. “Who's” and...Read More

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What is the difference between Affirm and Confirm?

Bart , Musician
Answered: Nov 03, 2020

Affirm and confirm are both transitive verbs but are entirely different in meaning and usage. Affirm can mean to agree, to concur, or to verify something positively. Affirmation, which is the noun...Read More

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What is the difference between Hopefully And I hope so?

H. Martin, Content Writer
Answered: May 20, 2020

Both of these expressions contain the word” hope.” This is a word that English orators often add to statements demonstrating they want or believe something to be true. Hopefully is an...Read More

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What is the difference between Hold On or Hold Off?

O. Bickis, Corporate employee
Answered: Oct 14, 2020

First of all, let us talk about the term "hold on." Hold on is more of an idiomatic expression. It can be used in a sentence to mean many things, but the way it is being used would give us a good...Read More

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What is the difference between Transitive and Intransitive Verbs?

B. Denton, Traveler
Answered: Jul 10, 2020

A transitive verb is a type of verb that will only make sense if you would use it to show the meaning of another object. A transitive verb is a type of verb that will make sense even if you would...Read More

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What is the difference between Have Been and Has Been?

M. Klose, Content Writer
Answered: Jun 11, 2020

Before you can understand the major differences between "have been" and "Has been," you must understand how they are used and what types of pronouns the two go with. For first-person pronouns, we...Read More

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What is the difference between Our and Are?

A. Samuel, Content Manager
Answered: Jul 21, 2020

"Our" and "are" are two different words entirely, and they can never be used interchangeably because they belong to different parts of speech. The only reason why the two words can be confused...Read More

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What is the difference between Much and Many?

H.Harper
Answered: Mar 02, 2020

Much and many are actually two words that are very similar in the English language, but they have few differences between them. The first basic difference is that; "many" is usually used with...Read More

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What is the difference between afterward and afterwards?

Anthony Paul Bonadio, Teacher
Answered: Mar 31, 2020

There is no difference between afterward and afterward. Both are adverbs that can be used in the same context. They have the same meaning, which is to mean later. Both of these words are often...Read More

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What is the difference between Some and Any?

A. Daniels, Professor
Answered: Apr 20, 2020

The words any and some are both determiners. These two words are synonymous with each other and are often used interchangeably to state an unspecified quantity or numbers of objects, events, or...Read More

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What is the difference between Having and Where Clause?

H. Ruby
Answered: Mar 17, 2020

Having a clause allows you to specify conditions that filter which group appears as a result. A where clause places provisions on the selected columns, whereas the having clause puts requirements on...Read More

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What is the difference between Anything and Nothing?

S. Barnes, Chauffeur
Answered: Dec 04, 2020

Anything is a word used to describe any event, act, fact, or object that has the potential of becoming or being something. People use the word “anything” for something that is present...Read More

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What is the difference between Inquiry and Query?

J. Rogers, Rosshazlewood
Answered: Jul 16, 2020

Inquiry and query both involve a search for answers. The inquiry is characterized as a search for knowledge. It is a process in which any doubt is eradicated, and questions are answered. An...Read More

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