English Vocabulary

  add on  [phrasal verb] (to add an extra amount or item to something) We will add on our travel expenses. Don’t forget to add on the cost of the meals.   add-on – English Vocabulary

  add in [phrasal verb] (include something with something else) Don’t forget to add in the cost of repairs. It took us two hours to get there, if you add in the time we stopped to rest.   add-in – English Vocabulary

calendar vs. colander calendar (a chart showing days, weeks, and months of a year) Do you have a 2024 calendar?  I will mark the date on the calendar.   colander (a bowl-shaped kitchen utensil with holes in it used for washing or draining food) Pour the pasta into a colander …

cache vs. cash cache (a hidden store of things) The police discovered a huge cache of weapons in the woods. He lives in the forest and has stored a great cache of food.   cash (money in the form of coins or bills) I don’t have much cash on me. The …

cacao vs. cocoa cacao (bean-like seeds of a tropical tree) Chocolate comes from the tropical cacao tree. The island is fertile for cacao.   cocoa (a brown powder made from cacao) Add three tablespoons of cocoa. I like to have a mug of cocoa in the morning.   cacao vs. …