Awhile is an adverb meaning “for a while.” A while is a noun phrase meaning “a period of time.” The major difference is in function. Awhile acts like an adverb, describing an action. For example: I talked awhile. We drove awhile. A while, on the other hand, acts like a noun. For example: It has been a while since we’ve spoken. […]
A lot or Alot? And What about Allot? Here are the Differences
AlotAlot is a misspelling of a lot. It’s not considered a word and should not be used in formal writing.A lotA lot means a large number or amount. A lot is a collocation—any combination of two or more words that go together so consistently that they can be treated like one word, e.g. nuclear disarmament. It can […]
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