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Two words that sound almost the same when spoken quickly, yet belong to entirely different worlds: minuet vs minute. One…
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Both words come from the same verb, both are grammatically valid, and yet writers hesitate over them constantly. Proved vs…
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One tiny word change, and the entire meaning of a sentence shifts. If she was or if she were is…
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Both mean exactly the same thing, yet picking the wrong one can make your writing sound stiff — or too…
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Ever typed “that’s not wrong, per say” and wondered if it looked right? You’re not alone. Per say or per…
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Plenty of English learners find themselves second-guessing whether to write she has or she have. The right verb form really…
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When picking up English, plenty of learners get stuck on the spelling and meaning behind lookalike words such as gases…
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Picking the right words while writing an email or chatting with a friend can sometimes feel trickier than it should…
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As someone who spends a lot of time working with words, I’ve noticed how easily certain terms that sound alike…
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