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Easter’s No N! 🐰

von Christine Burgmer | Jan. 22, 2025 | Tips and Tricks, Vocabulary variations | 0 Kommentare

Remember, “Easter” doesn’t have an “N” at the end. It’s not “Eastern“!

Also, the Friday before Easter is called “Good Friday”, not “Holy Friday” like in some languages.

Example:

  • Correct: Easter is in spring.
  • Incorrect: Eastern is in spring.

Keep it simple—no “N”!

Ready vs. Finished 🏁

von Christine Burgmer | Jan. 22, 2025 | Tips and Tricks, Vocabulary variations | 0 Kommentare

“Ready” means you are prepared to start something.

Example: I’m ready to leave now.

“Finished” means you have completed something.

Example: I’ve finished my project.

So, you’re ready before you begin and finished when you’re done!

“Administrate”? It’s “Administer” ➡️

von Christine Burgmer | Jan. 22, 2025 | Tips and Tricks, Vocabulary variations | 0 Kommentare

“Administrate” is not used as a verb in modern English. Instead, use “manage” or “administer.”

For example:

Say: I manage the team.

Don’t say: I administrate the team.

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