FACT: It’s OK to use “while” as a synonym for “whereas.”

He likes tea *while* I like coffee. 👲🍵 ☕️👱

REALIZE → 🇺🇸

REALISE → 🇬🇧

ANALYZE → 🇺🇸

ANALYSE → 🇬🇧

RECOGNIZE → 🇺🇸

RECOGNISE → 🇬🇧

APOLOGIZE → 🇺🇸

APOLOGISE → 🇬🇧

Judgement 🇬🇧 = Judgment 🇺🇸
Acknowledgement 🇬🇧 = Acknowledgment 🇺🇸
Abridgement 🇬🇧 = Abridgment 🇺🇸

I don’t give a DAM. = I don’t give a wall that holds back water.😂

I don’t give a DAMN. = I don’t care.

Please give a DAMN about spelling. 🙏

Appreciable = noticeable:
Coffee ☕️ has an *appreciable* amount of caffeine.

Appreciative = grateful:
I’m *appreciative* of your help. 👏🙆

DIGEST = to break down food; to understand. 👲💭
DIVEST = take away possessions; reduce: The thief was DIVESTED of the money 💰 he had stolen.

Don’t use ALTHOUGH and BUT in the same sentence:

Although he is mean, but he is still my friend. → ❌

Delete one or the other.

I like to read. → ✔️

I like reading. → ✔️

He dislikes singing. → ✔️

However,

He DISLIKES TO sing. → ❌

“Advice” rhymes with “rice.” It’s a NOUN.
“Advise” rhymes with “rise.” It’s a VERB.

Ramzy ADVISES 👲💬 his clients 👫 by giving good ADVICE. 👍

(advice) also a noun and a verb in American English.

In American English 🇺🇸, “practice” is both a noun and a verb.

In British English 🇬🇧, “practice” is a noun, and “practise” is a verb.