Jun 2, 2025
I think it’s the companionship I crave
Someone who gets me - understands my ways
Not here for mind tricks or subtle power plays
Just the one I’ll share my love with for the rest of my days.
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I think it’s the companionship I crave
Someone who gets me - understands my ways
Not here for mind tricks or subtle power plays
Just the one I’ll share my love with for the rest of my days.
Oooh OOOOH I don't trust him AT ALL
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I noticed that many non native English speakers have trouble with the word "rural".
So I thought I might give a little tip.
Start with saying "rue" and "wool" separately.
Then, say them together rueWool.
You can pass with just that and most people won't notice.
But if you really want that 2nd "r" sound, practice with the "w" until you feel comfortable.
Then sneakily switch the "w" with an "r". Which will turn the sound to "ru-Rull".
(I'm not a linguistic or dialect expert, I was literally just sitting on my couch and the thought that I've never seen anyone actually try to explain it. cIdk there's always a very likely chance that someone out there may have a better explanation)
Words in the English language that tricky as heck
Your, you’re, yore.
Pair, pare, pear.
To, too, two.
Their, they’re, there.
Mine (possessive), mine (place with ores and stuff)
Ore, or, oar.
Treble, trouble.
Through, though, thorough.
Heal, heel.
Steal, steel.
see, saw, seesaw.
Pitch a ball, musical pitch, pitch hay.
Hey, hey.
Board, bored.
Poo, Pooh.
May [month], may [permission, possible]
Destress, distress.
Desert, dessert.
Weird, wired.
Tricky Words Research
REMINDER/REMIND x REMAINDER x REMEMBER
A REMAINDER is, basically, what’s left out of something. So in a group of friends that disbanded, the remainders are the tracks, people, or conflicts they’ve left (AND STILL EXIST). A remainder in Math is what’s left of an amount that has been divided and still left something.
A remainder may also be a book that has been re-sold.
Leftover; that’s left.
A REMINDER, on the other hand, is anything that is used with the intention of making you think about something in specific.
Let me remind you that (...); May I remind you that (...).
In order to complete the action of reminding, you need:
SMT (that will remind you) + you
In order to remember, you need:
You + abrupt act of remembering (there’s nothing that acts towards it, it’s you alone)
This explanation is very clear on Cambridge’s dictionary.
COUNSEL x COUNCIL x PARLIAMENT
Counsel means, essencially, advice. So, you may counsel someone to take some course of action, or you may counsel a course of action.
In an archaic undertanding, to counsel means to consult.
Counsel could also mean a mutual exchange of ideas over a subject.
Council is an elected group of people to govern an area such as a city (in Britain, though, it the whole country)
It’s synonym to committee, governing body, board, panel.
Parliament is a group of people responsible for changing the laws of a country, as well as directing the country’s policies
These words are tricky, but we’ve got you covered! Check out this list to make sure you are using all of these words the right way!
10 Words You Might Be Using Incorrectly