Successfully is the correct spelling of the adverb of success. Succesfully is an incorrect spelling and should not be used in your writing. Performing or accomplishing a task successfully means that you achieved your goal or desired outcome. Soldiers, sports teams, business people, and students can all perform tasks successfully. Read on to learn how … Read more
Easier is the correct spelling for the comparative form of the word easy. It is used to compare the difficulty between different activities. Easyer is a typo and is not an acceptable spelling. In this post, we’ll explain the correct spelling & definition of easier with some sentence examples to make things clear. We’ll also … Read more
Amateur is the correct spelling & is derived from the French word meaning to love. In modern English, amateur is used to describe a person the performs an activity out of love or passion. There are many different types of amateurs including sports, enthusiasts, hobbyists, historians, chefs, and more. In this post, we’ll dive deeper … 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 phrase “I’m looking forward to seeing you” to show anticipation and excitement for an upcoming meeting. It is not correct to use the phrase “I’m looking forward to see you”. By understanding the distinctions between these phrases, we can ensure our writing is grammatically correct and avoid miscomunication. In this post we’ll define this … 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
The words loss & lost can both be used correctly depending on the context of the writing or conversation. Both loss and lost have to do with the act of losing something. However, “lost” implies that something has been misplaced in the past tense. In this post, we’ll explain the definition of lost & loss, … Read more
Apartment is the correct spelling to represent an individual unit that is self-contained within a larger building of similar units. The spelling appartment is typo mistake and should not be used in your writing. In British English, writers follow the same spelling rules for the word apartment. However, they more commonly refer to them as … Read more
The correct plural form of box is boxes. By adding an -ES after the -X a writer indicates that there is more than one box. In this post, we will cover the spelling for the plural form of box and the possessive form of box. Read on for sentence examples, synonyms for box, and other … 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