Do You Know These 21 English Phrases Even Smart People Confuse?

Fat fingers ruined it for me !!

20/21,,,Deep seated? Really, not deep seeded?🤔

"To do good" and "to do well" are actually both correct, but they mean entirely different things. To do good means to do good deeds. To do it well describes the quality of what you did. Essentially, one might do good very well.

i couldn't care less

blbarnes, No it doesn't!

blbarnes, no it doesn’t. If you think it does, you have another think coming.

buhlemann, not in British English. Well is an adverb and makes sense after the verb did, while good is an adjective and does not.

When I was very young, we said “chester drawers”. It took a while before I learned the correct name.

mikeyparry, If you THINK that's wrong, then THINK again, because you've got another THINK coming. "Think" is the correct answer.

21/21 no problem. But both TOWARD and TOWARDS are correct in their own context.

16 has the wrong answer.