Are you dumb? Do you write poorly? Do you speak like a primate? Well, here is some help. What is the difference between "versus" and "verses?"
Versus: against (especially in sports and legal use); as opposed to, in contrast to. (Often abbreviated as vs.)
For example:
The rivalry of the Green Monkeys versus the Blue Barracudas has raged for years.
I’m weighing the pros and cons of the white-and-gold dress versus the blue-and-black dress.
Verses: writing arranged with a metrical rhythm, typically having a rhyme; small sections of the Jewish or Christian Bible; several similar units of a song.
For example:
Due to her writer’s block, the poet could only complete a few verses each day.
John 3:16 is one of the most well-known verses in the Bible.
I like this song, but the verses are hard to remember.
Via Grammarly
HT Bitsandpieces
No comments:
Post a Comment