Imran Bhatti

When you hear the phrase “Absolutely True” in everyday conversations, it’s a common expression used for affirming a statement, agreeing, or emphasizing a fact. But is it grammatically correct to say it this way? This article aims to explore the role of adverbs like “Absolutely” and their relationship with words like “True” in the English … Read more

The phrase “He Is Risen” or “He Has Risen” are both common in Christian traditions, particularly during Easter. These phrases may seem similar and seemingly carry the same meaning, but they have distinct grammatical structures and theological implications. Their deep roots in biblical text and religious practice make it important to understand when and why … Read more

Many learners of English often struggle with the subtle distinction between the words propose or purpose. They may look and sound alike, and both have their root in Latin, which adds to the confusion. In my years of teaching, editing, and reviewing formal documents, I’ve seen how a simple mix of these terms can shift … Read more