Tidy vs. Messy
“Tidy” means when something looks nice, clean, or neat; “Lucas’ room is tidy.” “Messy” denotes something that’s a mess and…
See vs. Sea
The words “sea” and “see” sound the same but they both have different meanings. “Sea” means the beach. An example…
Deep vs. Shallow
“Deep” means far down from the top of a surface; e.g. “The heavy rock plunged down deep in the sea.”…
Whole vs. Hole
“Whole” and “hole” sounds the same, but they have different meanings. “Whole” means all or entire of something. An example,…
Allowed vs. Aloud
“Allowed” and “Aloud” sounds the same, but they both have different meanings. “Allowed” means a permission to do something. An…
Weak vs. Week
“Weak” and “week” sounds the same, but they both have different meanings.
Loose vs. Tight
“Loose” means when something is not fitting tightly or closely. “Tight” means when something is fitting perfectly and hard to…
Low vs. High
The opposite of “low” is “high“. “Low” means bellow the average of a height or amount.; e.g. “Mary was wearing…
Short vs Tall
“Short” means a small distance height while “Tall” means a long distance or height. “Daniel’s a little shorter than Leo.” “The…
Light vs, Dark
The opposite of “light” is “dark. “Light” means when it’s visible and we’re able to see it perfectly. “Dark” means…