English is a confusing language. Simple words can have opposite meanings or different implications. It all depends on the context. Here’s some examples …
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English is a confusing language. Simple words can have opposite meanings or different implications. It all depends on the context. Here’s some examples …
Read moreThe lights are on, but no one’s home. If his brain was dynamite there wouldn’t be enough to blow his[…]
Read moreThere’s and old saying that the computing industry is confusing mass of TLAs (Three-Letter Acronyms) and ETLAs (Extended Three-Letter Acronyms[…]
Read moreWhether you’re miffed, waffling, ticket-boo or taking the Mickey, the English language is full of words with odd derivations. Just don’t pop your clogs before reading this…
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