This category focuses on facts, including differences in some English words that people use wrongly, and things that could be confusing.
I often hear people make sentences like, “Borrow me your biro, I will return it back when I’m through with it.” This sentence is incorrect; it is redundant. The word “return” already means to give something back, so adding “back” is unnecessary and makes it sound like you’re repeating yourself. The correct phrase would simply […]
The words “round off” and “round up” are often misused by some people who either believe the two can be used interchangeably or are unclear on their correct usage. They do not mean the same thing. Here is the correct usage of the two phrases. Round Off The phrase “round off” in the English language
When one mentions ‘ACU’ in the education sector in Nigeria, it’s likely referring to Ajayi Crowther University, a private university located in Oyo town, Oyo State, Southwest Nigeria. However, there is another university using the same acronym: Australian Catholic University (ACU), a higher public education institution in Australia. Here are some key details about these
