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Ambiguous vs Ambivalent

Ambiguous vs Ambivalent

Ambiguous and ambivalent are adjectives that are used to indicate uncertainty. However, they are used in entirely different scenarios, even though they share the Latin prefix ambi-, which means “both,” so it is easy to see how they can be...

That or Which?

That or Which?

I often get this question from my learners, “What’s the difference between that and which?” If you're confused as well don't worry, here's how to get your head round the difference once and for all. Let’s look at these two sentences below: The cat, which my mother...

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