Janet Phelps

The phrase “thank you for your cooperation” is a formal & polite way to thank someone. It is most commonly used to thank customers for their continued support. This expression is considered a formal correspondence & is probably overkill to use in casual conversation amongst friends. There are many synonyms for “thank you for your … Read more

“Thank you” is one of the most popular ways to express appreciation or gratitude in the English language. But what’s the best way to respond to “thank you”? Writers need to heavily consider the context before picking the best response. There are Polite Responses, Formal Responses, Casual Responses, Informal Responses, Humorous Responses, and Grateful Responses. … Read more

‘WYS’ literally means ‘what you saying’. Alternatively, it can also mean “whatever you say,” “what you said,” or “what’s your status?”. ‘WYS’ is commonly used by gamers to chat with their friends in pre-game lobbies. To reply, you could simply give an update of what you’re currently doing or going to do later. Some common … Read more

The expression ‘which of the following’ is used to introduce a list of potential answers to a question. It is most commonly used in schools, surveys, and a variety of decision making scenarios. There are many synonyms you can use in place of ‘which of the following’ including but not limited to ‘Which one of … Read more

The saying “where you from” is an informal way of asking someone where they were originally born or raised by their family. In most situations, it is more grammatically correct to say “where are you from” instead. You can answer this question by responding with the state, city, town or even street you grew up … Read more

Making a silly spelling mistake can completely derail your writing and hurt your credibility as an author. Many writers seem to confuse message vs massage. One of these options is not even an English word! In this post, we’ll teach you how to choose between messege or message and prevent making an embarrassing typo. Which … Read more

The acronym ‘LWK’ means ‘low key’. ‘Low key’ is an informal phrase that is normally used to describe someone or something as subtle. It is also used frequently as a slang term to describe something or state an opinion about something in a cautious way. There are many different formal synonyms that can be used … Read more

The expression “thank you for your continued support” is used to display appreciation & gratitude for past and current assistance. It does not imply the guarantee of future support. This saying is frequently seen in different business partnerships and various professional arenas. It is a common misconception that writers think it is ok to say … Read more

The saying “I would love to” is a very polite & enthusiastic way to express willingness or accept an invitation to do something. When someone says “I would love to”, it means they are willing to help you in some manner. There are many synonyms for “I would love to” including but not limited to … Read more

We’ve all been given a great tip that helps us prepare for future events. Maybe your mom tipped you off that it was going to rain tonight. Or maybe a friend warned of a pop quiz in the upcoming class. In response, you might say “thanks for the heads up!” However, is this phrase proper … Read more