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----farther vs. further--- This word is used when referring to a distance that could actually be measured. FARTHER
----farther vs. further--- This word is used when meaning to "advance" or a distance that is more figurative, not measurable. FURTHER
----who vs. whom--- This pronoun is used as a subject or predicate nominative. WHO
----who vs. whom--- This pronoun is used as any type of object--direct object, indirect object, or object of the preposition. WHOM
----who vs. which vs. that--- If a relative pronoun refers to a person, it will always be _____. WHO
----who vs. which vs. that-- If a relative pronoun refers to something instead of a person AND it used in an ESSENTIAL clause, it is ______________. THAT
---who vs. which vs. that--- If a relative pronoun refers to something instead of a person AND it used in an NON-ESSENTIAL clause, it is ______________. WHICH
---who vs. which vs. that--- A clause that starts with ______________ will always have commas around it. WHICH
----who vs. which vs. that--- A clause that starts with __________ almost never has commas around it. THAT
----who vs. whom--- If he will fit in the blank, you should use ______. WHO
-----who vs. whom--- If him will fit in the blank, you should use ________. WHOM
among vs. between------- You should use ______ when referring to two or more nouns AMONG
among vs. between------- You should use _________ when referring to only two nouns. BETWEEN
lose vs. loose--------- This is the word meaning to misplace or not win. LOSE
lose vs. loose--------- This is the word meaning not tight. LOOSE
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