I was having a teeny bit of trouble between insure and ensure, and found this site which helps you learn the difference between assure, ensure, and insure.
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I did very well!!
Yup......had a Major in English!
(course, you'd never know this from how I write.....LOL)
I did well too 88% and I just used ensure in a blog not to long ago and I had to think in my head but I have a trick usually. I'm way too lazy to read through and check to see if I used it correctly, but I think I did.
however did you notice the typo in this question
They plans to _____ their new house for $500,000.
Shouldn't it have been they plan to not plans to
I have a BA in English as well with out writing like a holder of said English degree *lol*
-OG
not sure how much i trust a site that has a question like this.
"They plans to _____ their new house for $500,000."
seriously.
(never had a problem with this particular batch of words, got a 100%)
I assure you that I haven't bought any bottles of Ensure, but I do know that my car is insured.
I sucked. I have to actually read the lesson!
I know, I noted the plans too.
Tara, har har... but well done!
I thought I was pretty well versed on this until I got a 77% the second time through...and I write by trade! Be VERY afraid!
Awesome! Thanks for the test. I needed it. I didn't do bad, but would have done better if I had read the definitions first. :)
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