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i.e. i.e. stands for id est which means that is. Use i.e. when what you are introducing is equivalent to or an explanation of what comes before it in the sentence. I like root vegetables; i.e., the ones that grow underground. He wastes his money on junk; i.e., stuff that he will never get around to fixing.
What Do I.e. and E.g. Mean? I.e. and e.g. are both abbreviations for Latin terms. I.e. stands for id est and means roughly that is. E.g. stands for exempli gratia, which means âfor example.â Great. Latin, you're probably thinking. How am I supposed to remember that?â How to Remember the Difference Between I.e. and E.g. But by now, I'm sure you know that I'm not going to ask you to remember Latin. I'm going to give you a memory trick. So here's how I remember the difference. Forget about i.e. standing for that is or whatever it really means in Latin. From now on, i.e., which starts with i, means âin other words,â and e.g., which starts with e, means âfor example.â I = in other words. E= example. A few listeners have also written in to say that they remember the difference between i.e. and e.g. by imagining that i.e. means âin essence,â and e.g. sounds like âegg sample,â and those are good memory tricks too.