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Could anyone tell me what the difference is between "ie" (or i.e.) and "eg" (or e.g.) and what their meanings are? It seems like they're both used interchangably to start off a list of examples. If anyone could help, it'd be much appreciated.

I've always had trouble with this and I'm sure the solution is fairly easy and also easy to look up, but this is why this website is here. WORK YOUR MAGIC!

So I have recently gotten into a friendly argument over the pro pitbull slogan "If it ain't Pit, it ain't ****" and we need some help determining what the phrase actually means. The phrase is intended to be pro-pitbulls and meaning that "if the dog is not a pitbull, then it is ****&quo...

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ie eg grammar question Grammar: What's the difference between "ie" and "eg"? (Preview)	The Forum	7	1761	11:26 PM, 01/05/12 by MrDioji
Could anyone tell me what the difference is between "ie" (or i.e.) and "eg" (or e.g.) and what their meanings are? It seems like they're both used interchangably to start off a list of examples. If anyone could help, it'd be much appreciated.
grammar affect effect Grammar: Affected vs. Effected (Preview)	The Forum	3	1111	11:20 PM, 01/05/12 by MrDioji
I've always had trouble with this and I'm sure the solution is fairly easy and also easy to look up, but this is why this website is here. WORK YOUR MAGIC!
**** grammar double negative Double Negative or not? (Preview)	The Forum	1	1071	1:06 AM, 02/28/12 by surviva
So I have recently gotten into a friendly argument over the pro pitbull slogan "If it ain't Pit, it ain't **" and we need some help determining what the phrase actually means. The phrase is intended to be pro-pitbulls and meaning that "if the dog is not a pitbull, then it is **&quo...