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
“We were” is correct choice when trying to use the 1st person plural version of the verb “to be” in the past simple tense . “We was” is not proper English but is used in certain regions of the US. The phrase “we were” can be used in many different past tense contexts. It can … Read more
An email sign off is your final signature at the bottom of an email. Using the right email sign off projects a level of respect & courtesy to the email recipient. However, using the wrong email sign off can be disrespectful or insulting. There are dozens & dozens of different ways to end an email. … Read more
The phrase “slow is smooth, smooth is fast” conveys the idea that by taking things slowly and methodically can actually help you achieve your goals more efficiently. It originates from the U.S. Navy SEALs as a message to their soldiers, especially in life threatening situations. Synonyms for this mantra include “Slow and steady wins the … Read more
The saying “may the odds be ever in your favor” is used to as a way to wish someone (or a group of people) good luck. It originated from the popular Hunger Games series as way of sending best wishes to the contestant before they entered the dangerous Hunger Games. There are many different synonymous … Read more
The phrase “silly goose” is a light-hearted expression that is used in informal contexts. This saying is most commonly used when speaking specifically with children. It could be interpreted as insulting if the phrase “you silly goose” was used when speaking with older people or in professional settings. There are many different synonyms for the … Read more