We’ve all heard it before, “Have a nice weekend!” It’s such a common phrase said by coworkers and friends alike. I sometimes feel like a broken record telling everyone to “have a great weekend” every Friday afternoon. But do you ever stop to think about other ways to say this phrase? In this article, we’ll … Read more

There’s a lot of debate on how to spell the possessive form of singular nouns – with an apostrophe ‘s’ or with just the apostrophe? Well, according to the specific style guide you follow, they can both be correct. In this article, we’ll illustrate this point and explain how to choose between Chris’s or Chris’. … Read more

There are a handful of grammar rules in the English language that are downright confusing. One of those is how to use the phrase “what kinds of”. But do you know when to use “what kind of” and “what kind of”? The truth is both can be correct depending on the context of the sentence. … Read more

Everyone has shown up late to an event and asked “Is it too late?” But is this grammatically correct? Should you have said “Is it to late?” Many beginner writers make this very simple mistake. In this article, we’ll teach you how to choose between “to late” or “too late”. Is It To Late or … Read more

In the battle of blond or blonde, which is the correct spelling? It’s a question that has caused many arguments and even some bloodshed (okay, maybe that’s a slight exaggeration). The truth is that both spellings can be correct in the right context. In this article, we’ll teach you how to use blond and blonde … Read more

Death is something that no living thing can avoid…at least yet. Until science and cloning technology gets to a point where immortality is on the table, we are dealing with this reality. However, is it correct to say “dieing” or “dying”? It turns out these similar words have completely different meanings. This article will show … Read more

We’ve all been in a situation where you have to express your sympathy to a friend or family member. You have to pick the right words to avoid sounding silly or rude. Should you say that’s “to bad” or “too bad”? Grammar can be tricky, and it is very easy to make a simple mistake. … Read more

Knowing when to use subject and object pronouns seems simple…but can be tricky for an inexperienced writer. Did “her and I go to the mall”? Or did “she and I go to the mall”? Most people get this simple grammar rule confused. Read on to learn how to use “her and I” or “she and … Read more

The question of whether “he has risen” vs “he is risen” is grammatically correct has caused much debate among English speakers & religious people. Some people argue that “has risen” should be used because it shows the completed action, while others maintain that “is risen” is better because it emphasizes the ongoing nature of Christ’s … Read more