Grammar & spelling mistakes can completely ruin your writing. They distract your audience and ruin your credibility as an author. Lucky for you, modern grammar checkers have become your very own virtual editors. When it comes to grammar and spell check tools, there are two main contenders: ProWritingAid and Grammarly. Both have their pros and […]
A wordy phrase or sentence is created when a writer uses far too many words in a sentence. Sentences should have the minimum number of words necessary to effectively communicate a message. Adding excessive or unnecessary words is distracting to the audience and can lower the quality of your writing. Below is an infographic that […]
There are many words that are pronounced very similarly but have different spelling and definitions. The English words addition or edition are a prime example of this. New writers often confuse these words & even attempt to use them interchangeably. However, this is incorrect. In this post, we will focus on explaining the difference between […]
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The saying “may the odds be ever in your favor” is used to as a way to wish someone (or a group of people) good luck. It originated from the popular Hunger Games series as way of sending best wishes to the contestant before they entered the dangerous Hunger Games. There are many different synonymous […]
March 6, 2024 by Janet Phelps “Auntie” and “aunty” are simply different spellings of the same word. Both words have the same meaning. However, “aunite” is more common in American English & “aunty” is more common in British English. Depending on where you are in the world, you have probably heard the words ‘Aunty’ or […]
In this article we’ll highlight the critical role of grammar in enhancing professionalism, credibility, audience respect, focus, and clarity in both written and spoken language. It asserts that precise grammar conveys professionalism, bolsters author credibility, respects audiences, maintains their attention, and reduces distractions. We’ll discuss the difference in grammar application between writing and speaking, emphasizing […]
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 into […]
A compound verb consists of two or more verbs that share the same subject and are joined by a conjunction or punctuation. This structure allows for the expression of multiple actions or states of being related to the subject. Compound verbs can enhance sentence variety and convey complex actions or ideas efficiently.If you’re a new […]
The correct spelling is using in all writing contexts. The English language has many different words which seem similar at first glance, but have different meanings. The words “useing” & “using” are a great example of this! In fact, one of these are NOT even considered an English word. In this post, we’ll compare these […]
“Thank you” is one of the most popular ways to express appreciation or gratitude in the English language. But what’s the best way to respond to “thank you”? Writers need to heavily consider the context before picking the best response. There are Polite Responses, Formal Responses, Casual Responses, Informal Responses, Humorous Responses, and Grateful Responses. […]
What are descriptive adjectives, and how do you use them? Knowing can bring your writing to the next level. Learn more in this article. The English language relies on adjectives to truly get across meaning. They’re how we determine the quality of things and consequently form opinions and make decisions. But what are descriptive adjectives, […]
Yes, it is grammatically correct to say “thank you for letting me know.” This expression is used to convey gratitude (“thank you”) with a prepositional phrase (“for letting me know”). This saying is used in many different contexts: professional communication, personal interactions, or even casual conversations. When someone uses this saying, they are thankful for […]
April 18, 2023 by Janet Phelps We all grew up learning the difference between I and me, who and whom, but do we really understand when to use them? There are many times when people use the wrong form, which can lead to confusion. In this article, we will explore the correct usage of these […]
