The English language is full of closely related words that writers get confused. It becomes even more difficult to pick between two words when they are pronounced the same and have very similar spellings! In this post, we are going to focus on choosing between nosey or nosy so that writers get the correct spelling. … Read more
There are many spelling, punctuation, and grammar rules that make the English language hard to master. The phrases “he has” or “he have” can be particularly tricky for new writers to get right. Choosing between have vs have is never easy. Especially because they have very similar use cases! In this post, we’ll help you … Read more
The two words seen and saw are amongst the most commonly confused words in the English language today. New writers often get tricked because these words are different forms of the same verb, see. However, these words are NOT the same and cannot be used interchangeably in your writing. In this post, we’ll help you … Read more
There are many words that are pronounced very similarly but have different spelling and definitions. The English words addition or edition are a prime example of this. New writers often confuse these words & even attempt to use them interchangeably. However, this is incorrect. In this post, we will focus on explaining the difference between … Read more
There are a few reasons why they say English is one of the hardest languages to learn in the world! This is mainly because there are many words that are spelled and pronounced similarly but have different meanings. The words morning vs mourning are a prime example of that. In this post, we’ll teach you … Read more
There are many popular words and phrases in the English language to show your appreciation to someone or a group of people. The phrase “thank you both” is amongst the most commonly used! But, is this considered to be grammatically correct? In this post, we will fully explain if this is grammatically incorrect and how … Read more
There are MANY words in the English language that writers commonly confuse. Things only get worse when punctuation is involved! In this post, we will focus on the difference between the words parents’ vs parent’s in your writing. This lesson will demonstrate how to use the word parent in the singular possessive form and plural … Read more
Finally master what vs which grammar rules with help from this article! There are many commonly confused words in the English language, making it even more challenging to learn than it already is for non-native speakers and students. Two words that are often confused – even by native English speakers – are “what” vs “which.” … Read more
The English language is comprised of many words and phrases which look & sound similar, but have different meanings. Just think about beside vs besides the point as a great example of this. Chances are you have hear someone say that they “discussed about” something. But is this phrase correct? Or, is this not proper … Read more
Have you ever heard someone ask “where are you at” in a conversation? Chances are that most people have. But is this phrase considered to be correct grammar? You will come to learn that there are many commonly used phrases in the English language. That does NOT necessarily mean they are correct! In this post, … Read more
