None I can think of. They probably collocate differently sometimes; most synonyms do.

According to Longman, So-so adjective, adverb neither very good nor very bad synonym average 'How was the party?' 'Oh, so-so.' I think " Tolerably " would work as well, whcih means ( in an acceptable but not

I cannot make heads or tails about what a adverb verb pronoun noun and the like is. It's not necessary to know the terminology nor how to analyze sentences in this way in order to write well. Perhaps your interests will change later, and you

Dear Jody, Thanks but how will that help me with my English? Did he succeed? If one gets their point or points across and not understanding adverbs verbs pronouns and such can they still be a effective writer (as a hobby and not professional)?

Califjim, I am beginning to believe I want to be perfect in my writing and grammer. I do not believe in perfection. Yet I obsessively keep trying. If I am able to use simply words and edit them into a structured sentence that makes sense, have

Hello Amit, 1. We will inform you post-weekend. There can be no objection to this in terms of word-formation: the prefix "post-" modifies "weekend", with the meaning "after the weekend", and "post-weekend" itself acts as an adverb.

Vctory: Avangi is correct. You must learn the parts of speech to be able to use a word correctly. For example, compare is a verb, and comparatively is an adverb, and comparison is a noun. They all mean the same thing because they are different

Could anybody correct the article below for me and suggest me some better expression s or words or idioms base d on the writing below? Please correct my pronouns. 2nd May 2009 7:00p.m. This is my first time start writing diaries seriously. (you

Are the following adverbs correctly grouped by synonym? 1) Going forwards = from now on 2) In the future= in coming years= in years to come= in years ahead 3) afterwards = later on What are the differences among # 1, 2 and

Anon: The words are synonyms. You can look in www.dictionary.com for definitions and examples of undoubted and doubtless, as well as a description of the differences between them and other synonyms: indubitable and unquestionable. Inserted: