Do you need a ‘hangar’ or ‘hanger’ to hang your blouse? Is there a difference between ‘habitant’ and ‘inhabitant’? Is a person who is ‘famous’ more widely known than a person who is ‘infamous’?
Author: Dave Dowing
Subject: English Language
Type: Non-Fiction
Call number: 423.1 DOW
The English language is full of such confusing words. Some words look alike, some have similar meanings and some have the same meanings but are used with different sentence structures.
The Wrong Word Dictionary is the book to read if you want to avoid using the wrong word when you speak or write. Just flip through the pages and you will definitely improve your vocabulary.
Check if this title is available at Public Libraries via the online catalogue on the National Library Board’s website.
Recommended by Norlin Naim, NLB librarian.
