Wondering what the difference is between “everyone’s” and “everyones,” or whether there even is a difference? Find out in this article. One of the most challenging parts of learning how to write in English is understanding punctuation, especially when taking a noun from singular to plural. Punctuation is used in many different contexts in English, … Read more
The English language has many words & phrases that seem similar at first glance but have different meanings. In this post, we’ll analyze two of the most commonly confused words, at least or atleast! Read on to find out which is the correct spelling. What’s The Correct Spelling: At Least or Atleast? There are many … Read more
In the English language, there are many similar words that writers tend to use interchangeably. The words inactivation vs deactivation are a prime example of such an instance. Can these words be used as synonyms? Or do these words have different definitions? In this post, we’ll answer these questions and show you how to use … Read more
There are many words in the English language that can be easily confused. In fact, there are often two words that are spelled & pronounced very similarly. This can make it very difficult for new English speakers to understand. Having to choose between flys or flies is a prime example of such a rule. In … Read more
In a previous article, we broke down the difference between the phrases Paid & Payed Attention. In this post, we will focus specifically on the difference between the past tense verbs paid and payed! Experienced and new writers alike get these two words confused because of their similar pronunciation. However, you will learn that these … Read more
The English language is full of words that are spelled and pronounced similarly. There are even times when incorrect words become more popular than the correct spelling! Many new writers get confused about the difference between lifes and lives. Is lifes even a word? In this post, we’ll explain both these words & show how … Read more
The English language is full of words & phrases that can be easily confused. The difference between paid attention or payed attention is a prime example of this. It can be very difficult for new writers to understand the difference between paid & paid! In this post, we’ll explain how to use the past tense … Read more
If you are a blogger, student, or even author, chances are that you might have found the need to use a plagiarism checker. You might have used the one your college provides or even a free app, but having an accurate plagiarism checker can save you a lot of trouble down the line. Not many … Read more
The words sergeant and sargent are often confused in the English language. And it is easy to see why! New writers often struggle by mixing up the vowels -a & -e on certain words. In this post, we’ll help you choose correctly between sergeant or sargent with some sentence examples Which Is Correct: Sergeant or … Read more
The English language is full of difficult vocabulary & grammar rules. This makes it very hard for non-native English speakers to learn the language! The popular use of acronyms in everyday conversation adds yet another level of complexity to the situation. The abbreviation “LMAO” is a great example of this. In this post, we will … Read more