Many English learners wonder whether they should use split or splitted when talking about dividing, separating, or breaking something into…

Many English learners wonder whether they should use burst or bursted. It seems natural to think that adding -ed makes the past tense, just…

Many English learners get confused about shoot and shot because both words come from the same verb. They are often used when talking about…

Many English learners get confused about sewed and sewn because both words come from the verb sew. Since they are connected to the same action…

Many English learners struggle with grew and grown because both words come from the verb grow. They are related to the same action, but they…

Many English learners get confused about woke and woken because both words come from the verb wake. Since they are closely related and both…

Many English learners get confused by spring, sprang, and sprung because all three words come from the same verb. Since they look similar and…

Many English learners get confused about swore and sworn because both words come from the verb swear. Since they are connected to the same…

Many English learners get confused about showed and shown because both words come from the verb show. They look similar, and both refer to…

Many English learners get confused about shook and shaken because both words come from the verb shake. Since they look similar and are related…