by Phil Williams | Sep 5, 2013 | General English, Grammar, Prepositions
We can say a painting is on display in the museum or in a display at the museum. The difference is that on display describes the general action, that the painting is being displayed, while in a display says it is part of an event. This uses a fundamental difference...
by Phil Williams | Jul 30, 2013 | Definitions, Grammar, Words
Particularly and in particular are used in English when we want to highlight something important, or individual. Both uses of particular have the same meaning, but are used in different ways. We could also say in specific and specifically (which is more formal but has...