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Your vs You’re It is quite surprising to see that ‘your’ is used in place of you’re and vice versa. Using these two words interchangeably is not correct. The word ‘your’ implies the sense of possession of somebody, as in “your book,” whereas ‘you’re’ is the contraction of the two words you... 

Gray vs Grey One of the main differences between gray and grey is that ‘gray’ is American way of pronunciation whereas ‘grey’ is the English way of pronunciation of the word meaning a specific color. It is learned that ‘grey’ was the way the British spelt in the 20th century. The same spelling was... 

Alumnus vs Alumni The word alumnus is a Latin masculine noun. It refers to a male graduate or somebody that has passed out and is presently an old male student. Its plural is of course alumni. It is interesting to note that alumna is the word that refers to a female graduate or somebody that has passed out and... 

English Accent vs Australian Accent The English accent varies greatly across the world and even within a country where English is the native language. Strictly speaking linguists feel that there is difference in accents in English when used in England, Scotland, Northern Ireland and Wales. It is true that even... 

Old Testament vs New Testament It is important to know that both the Old Testament and the New Testament are the forms of the Bible. The Bible is considered the holy book of the Christians. The background of the events that are found in the New Testament forms the Old Testament. In short it can be said that the... 

Prayer vs Supplication There is a marked difference between the two words prayer and supplication. One of the primary differences between prayer and supplication is that supplication is a kind of prayer that is qualified by a request as well. In supplication you make a request or ask for something. A prayer on...