4 FACTS ABOUT SPACE!
Have you ever wondered what’s in the huge vacuum of space? Space is like a huge vacuum with billions,…
Able vs. Unable
The opposite of “able” is “unable“ “Able” means when you can do something. For example, “I’m able to speak three languages.”…
EINSTEIN RINGS!
The Hubble space telescope recently found an Einstein Ring! let’s explore what Einstein Rings are and why it’s called an…
Sum vs. Some
“Sum” and “some” sound the same but they have different meanings. “Sum” means total amount; an example, “She knows the…
Begin vs. start
“begin” and “start” are different words but they both have similar meanings. “Begin” means to start doing something. For example, “Mona’s…
work vs. rest
“Work” is the opposite of “rest” “Work” means to do something to get it done. For example, “The teacher gave her…
Yesterday vs. Tomorrow
“yesterday” is the opposite of “tomorrow” “Yesterday” means the day before; e.g. “He went on a trip yesterday.” “Tomorrow” means…
Complete vs. finish
“complete” and “finish” are different words but they have the same meaning. “complete” means to finish doing something. An example,…
Buy vs. Purchase
“buy” and “purchase” are different words but they both have the same meaning. “buy” means to get something exchange for…
Easy vs. Simple
“easy” and “simple” are different words but they both have the same meaning. “Easy” means when something is not hard…