i.e. or e.g.? (They’re different!)

Sometimes we use words or phrases, especially idioms, that we don’t fully understand. We just roll with it, and no one corrects us, so we carry on. This is so true for using i.e. and e.g. in sentences. When I was teaching, I didn’t have much occasion to use either because honestly in English classContinue reading “i.e. or e.g.? (They’re different!)”