@iamthatenglishteacher: In this quick and clear grammar lesson, I explain the difference between “a lot,” “a while,” and “apart”—and why they are often confused. 🔹 A lot is always two words, even though people often mistakenly write it as “alot.” 🔹 A while is two words when used after prepositions like for (“for a while”), but awhile (one word) is an adverb meaning “for a short time.” 🔹 Apart is one word meaning “separated,” while a part (two words) means “a portion of something.” Don’t let these small differences trip up your writing—this lesson will help you get them right every time! #aLot #aWhile #aPart #GrammarLesson #WordConfusions #WritingTips #ESLLesson #EnglishAsASecondLanguage #LearningEnglish #HighLevelVocabulary #StudyEnglish #WordBreakdown #GrammarHelp