Poring vs. Pouring Whats the Difference - The Writers For Hire

â€Å"PORING† VS. â€Å"POURING†: WHATS THE DIFFERENCE? This inquiry came up during a series of in-house altering this week, so †obviously â€I needed to share: Complete this sentence:â I went through hours  _______ over the pages of the magazine. A.)â â poring B.)â â pouring The right answer is A, â€Å"poring.† â€Å"Pore† intends to study or read something with incredible care.â You’d pore over a course book or a site; you could even pore over the subtleties of a particularly intriguing dream you had the prior night. â€Å"Pour† then again, is something you do with a liquid.â It’s the word for what you do with, say, a container of water or a pot of espresso. Along these lines, you may say:â â€Å"I presented myself with some espresso and pored through the newspaper’s horoscope segment, seeking after uplifting news and fortunate lotto numbers.† All things considered, you probably won't state that, exactly.â But you get the thought. Have some other every now and again confounded words?â Let us know!