How to differentiate to similar english words - What to use when

Like	As
used to compare only nouns	used to compare clauses
one verb in a sentence	two verbs in a sentence
Mostly at the beginning of the sentence

Say	Tell
You say something	You tell someone something
uses the word “to” or “that” before the object	uses an object directly following
cannot be used with reported questions

Would Rather	Prefer
must always be followed by a verb	may or may not be followed by a verb
when two things are being compared, would rather is followed by than	when two things are being compared, prefer is followed by to.

Hope	Wish
Possibility	Definitely
Something possibly happened or will possibly happen.	something definitely did not happen or definitely will not happen
hope can be followed by any verb tense	wish must NEVER be followed by a present tense verb or auxiliary verb
	wish is very similar to a contrary to fact or unreal condition.
	The word that can be added or omitted with wish. The sentence is correct either way

Facts about people - Pictorial Representation to remember facts

Process Flow Diagram - To represent a process

A best way to represent a process is through a process flow diagram by following a standard legend to represent each and every part/stage

Detailing a part of an equipment by enlarging it from its location on the main equipment.

Pictorial Representation of Facts about Under Earth

Different units for measuring Weights and their conversion factors

3 tolas = 1 Palam

8 Palams = 1 Seer

5 Seers = 1 Viss

8 Visses = 1 maund

20 maunds = 1 candy

16 ounces = 1 Pound

14 Pounds = 1 Stone

2 Stones = 1 Quarter

4 Quarters = 1 hundred wt.(cwt)

20 cwts = 1 ton

1000 gms = 1 Kg

100 Kg = 1 Qunital

10 Quintals = 1 metric tonne

Units of Measurements - Area

120 Sq. Yards = 1 Sq. Rood

4 Sq. Roods = 1 acre

640 acres = 1 Sq. mile

English Keywords - how to remember the words of english

Dict – order

Demo – People

dol – pain, sorrow

duct, duc – lead

ego – self

eu – good, well

fac, fact, fic, fict – make, do

fer – carry

gen – birth, race

grad, gress – to step, go

ject, jet – throw

jud – judge

leg, lec, lex, locu, log – speak, read

lic, licit – permit

logo – word

luc, lum, lus – light, shine

Magn, maj, max, mas – great, big

mal – bad

matr, mater – mother

mis – hate

dogma – opinion

dura – hard

anthro – ma

fid, fig – faith

flex – bend

greg – herd

cratic – rule

All the units of length and their conversions

12 inches = 1 foot

3 feet = 1 yard

22 yards = 1 Chain

10 Chains = 1 Furlong

8 Furlong = 1 mile

12 inches = 1 foot

3 feet = 1 yard

5.5 yards = 1 Pole

4 Poles = 1 Chain

10 Chains = 1 Furlong

8 Furlong = 1 mile

6 feet = 1 fathom

110 fathoms = 1 furlong

6075.5 feet = 1 Knot(nautical mile)

3 Knots = 1 League

20 Leagues = 1 degree

Currency related conversions

12 pies = 1 anna

16 annas = 1 rupee = 100 paisa

4 farthings = 1 Penny

12 pence = 1 Shilling

12 Shillings = 1 florin

5 Shillings = 1 Crown

20 Shillings = 1 Pound

21 Shillings = 1 Guinea

Different conventions used to depict instrument lines in documents

Windsor Tie Knot Procedure

Small Tie Knot

Prince Albert Tie Knot Procedure

Half Windsor Tie Knot Procedure

Four in Hand

Cross Knot

Bow Tie

Ascot Tie Style

Legend to differentiate valves