“In front” is the correct spelling that should be used in all writing contexts. Removing the space to form the spelling “infront” is incorrect & should not be used in your writing. The phrase “in front” is used to identify the location or direction of something relative to another object. In this post, we’ll explain […]
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. Always using the right words? Make sure: Check Your Text Over […]
Verbs are words that describe an action, state of being, or occurrence. However, verbs are a large category of words, and writers use many types of verbs on different occasions. While not everyone is a master of English grammar – not even English speakers – it’s essential to differentiate between various verbs for successful writing and […]
When it comes to English grammar, there are more rules than you can count. But there are a few rules that are especially confusing. When it comes to using apostrophes, it can be tough to know when to place the apostrophe after the letter S. This article will help you understand how to use apostrophes […]
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. […]
It’s time to go back to school! Not in a traditional sense, but by learning the basics of good writing. In this article, we’ll discuss proper writing conventions and how following them can help your work stand out. Whether you’re a student or teaching writing conventions, it’s always beneficial to brush up on the basics. […]
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The words “lots” and “lot’s” are two words that are commonly confused. Some writers think the apostrophe is needed. While others prefer not to use any punctuation at all. Which spelling is correct? In this post, we’ll teach you this spelling rule so that you don’t make a silly typo! What’s The Difference: Lots and […]
In the past, you may have heard people use the words “him and I” in a casual conversation. But is this correct? To know this answer, you first need to understand the difference between subject and object pronouns. Words like these and other then or other than are commonly confused. In this article, we will […]
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When you are assigned a formal essay, the stakes feel high. You may be wondering what makes this type of writing different from any other paper you have written before. The good news is that with some understanding of the guidelines, formal essay writing can be less daunting. In this post, we will explore what […]
When a teacher goes down a list of names in a class, we call it taking attendance. But is another name for this roll call or role call? Role and roll are homophones, like play it by ear and year, so it’s very easy to confuse these two words. In this post, we’ll teach you […]
Coordinate adjectives are a specific type of adjectives in grammar. They modify the same noun in a sequence. These adjectives hold equal importance in their descriptive role. A distinct feature of coordinate adjectives is their ability to connect individually to the noun they modify, maintaining the sentence’s meaning. What’s more, there are ways that you […]
There are a few reasons why they say English is one of the hardest languages to learn in the world! This is mainly because there are many words that are spelled and pronounced similarly but have different meanings. The words morning vs mourning are a prime example of that. In this post, we’ll teach you […]
