Anniversary vs. “recurring event”—don’t misuse these.

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Mantel or mantle—stop confusing these! #learnenglish #grammar

Education system vs. educational system—synonymous terms. #learnenglish #grammar

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Miner vs. minor—don’t confuse these words! #learnenglish #grammar

Mitigate vs. militate—don’t confuse these. #learnenglish #grammar

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Mantel vs. mantle—don’t confuse these. #learnenglish #grammar #shorts

Joy vs. happiness—did you know this? #learnenglish #grammar #shorts

Luxuriant vs. luxurious—don’t confuse these words! #shorts #learnenglish #grammar

Loose vs. lose—don’t confuse these!

Loath vs. loathe—don’t confuse these! #grammar #learnenglish

Handmade vs. handcrafted—don’t misuse these! #grammar #learnenglish

Lightening vs. Lightning—don’t confuse these! #learnenglish

Leech vs. leach—don’t confuse these words! #grammar #learnenglish

Lama vs. llama—don’t confuse these! #grammar #learnenglish

Interment vs. interment—don’t confuse these. #grammar #learnenglish

Like vs. such as—don’t confuse these. #grammar #learnenglish

Shined vs. shone—a word dictionaries can’t agree on. #grammar #learnenglish

Infer vs. imply—don’t confuse these. #grammar #learnenglish

Anniversary vs. “recurring event”—don’t misuse these. #grammar #learnenglish

Purposely vs. purposefully—don’t confuse these! #grammar #learnenglish

Find the grammar mistake—if you can! #grammar #learnenglish #challenge