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English learners often stumble over the difference between wasn’t and weren’t. Though both are past-tense negatives of to be, their proper usage depends on the … Read more

Easter Sunday brings with it a phrase that resonates through centuries of Christian tradition: “He is risen”. But if you’ve ever wondered whether it should … Read more

Lunchtime—it’s more than just a break from work or school. It’s a cultural moment, a grammatical curiosity, and an essential part of daily life. But … Read more

Have you ever wondered why people sometimes write “disfunction” instead of “dysfunction”? Small spelling mistakes like this can make writing look careless, but understanding the … Read more

Writing guides, blogs, or professional documents often involve the phrase “how to”. Simple as it looks, this phrase confuses many writers, especially when it comes … Read more

When someone says “Let’s meet next Friday”, do they mean the Friday that’s coming up… or the one after that? If this question has ever … Read more

When you write a sentence that includes the word reevaluation or re-evaluation, you’re stepping into one of those tricky corners of English where spelling, clarity, … Read more

Choosing between afterward and afterwards seems small, but it reveals a lot about where you write, who you write for, and how polished your language … Read more

Is it linchpin or lynchpin? If you’ve ever hesitated while typing the word, you’re not alone. This spelling dilemma frustrates students, writers, business professionals, editors, … Read more