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Image showing a bird above a tree and a bridge over a river, illustrating the difference between 'above' and 'over' in English grammar.

Above vs Over – Grammar Shorts

Grammar illustration showing flour being measured on a scale and tally marks on a notepad, representing the difference between amount, number, and quantity.

Amount of vs Number of vs Quantity of – Grammar Shorts

Two identical women side by side with labels "Sandra" and "She", illustrating the grammar mistake of repeating the subject in a sentence, with the title "Avoiding Double Subjects – Grammar Shorts"

How to avoid double subjects in English – Grammar Shorts

Image showing fruits (oranges and apples) to explain 'between' vs 'among,' part of the Grammar Shorts series by test-english.com.

Between vs Among – Grammar Shorts

Grammar lesson banner illustrating the difference between 'bring' and 'take' with images of people carrying items towards or away from others.

Bring vs Take – Grammar Shorts

Grammar lesson banner illustrating the difference between 'come' and 'go' with an image of a person gesturing to come and another gesturing to go.

Come vs Go – Grammar Shorts

English grammar chart explaining the difference between 'if' and 'whether' with examples and usage rules.

If vs Whether – Grammar Shorts

Grammar lesson banner illustrating the difference between 'instead' and 'instead of' with an image showing a choice between objects.

Instead and Instead of – Grammar Shorts

Grammar lesson banner featuring the difference between 'its' and 'it's' with a dog house and clock image.

Its vs It's – Grammar Shorts

Lay vs. Lie grammar lesson cover image. On the left, a worker lays bricks, demonstrating 'lay' (to put something down). On the right, a woman lies on a bed, illustrating 'lie' (to recline). Part of the 'Grammar Shorts' series by test-english.com.

Lay vs Lie – Grammar Shorts

Image illustrating 'Less vs Fewer' grammar lesson with visuals of flour and dough, part of the Grammar Shorts series by test-english.com.

Less vs Fewer – Grammar Shorts

Image explaining 'Little vs A little' and 'Few vs A few' with visuals of coins in one hand and a dollar bill in another, part of the Grammar Shorts series by test-english.com.

Little vs A little, Few vs A few – Grammar Shorts

Young boy holding a magnifying glass with the title Look vs Watch vs See – Grammar Shorts, highlighting the differences between these verbs.

Look vs Watch vs See – Grammar Shorts

Featured picture for grammar lesson on the difference between 'never' and 'ever' with an image of a person climbing a hill and a 'Never Give Up' sign.

Never vs Ever – Grammar Shorts

Image illustrating 'On the other hand vs On the contrary' with contrasting orange and blue escalators, part of the Grammar Shorts series by test-english.com.

On the other hand vs On the contrary – Grammar Shorts

Raise vs. Rise lesson image: a person raising their hand vs. the sun rising, illustrating the difference between 'raise' and 'rise'.

Raise vs Rise – Grammar Shorts

Featured image for the lesson 'Remember & Forget: To Do vs Doing – Grammar Shorts,' showing two people with expressions of realization and confusion, illustrating the concept of remembering and forgetting actions.

Remember & Forget: To Do vs Doing – Grammar Shorts

Two women, one whispering to the other, illustrating the concept of 'say' versus 'tell' in a grammar lesson.

Say vs Tell – Grammar Shorts

Comparison of 'Whereas' and 'While' with images of apples, a red apple among green ones, and an hourglass on sand, representing the grammar lesson 'Whereas vs While – Grammar Shorts'.

Whereas vs While – Grammar Shorts