You’re wrapping up a presentation. You want to smoothly move to the next topic. You type ‘let me segway into ...

You’re filling out a form. It asks for the ‘requester’s signature.’ Then the next document spells it ‘requestor.’ Are these ...

You start typing a text. ‘Nevermind, I figured it out.’ Then you wonder: is that one word or two? Here’s ...

You’re telling a story. ‘I use to live in Boston’ or ‘I used to live in Boston’? One letter changes ...

Whether or Not is a common phrase that means “regardless of whether something happens.” You might write, “I’ll go to ...

You’ve lost half your kitchen supplies during a move. You tell a friend, ‘we’ll just have to make do with ...

You post a photo of two paint colors in your group chat and caption it “yay or nay?” Everyone instantly ...

You’re wrapping up an email. ‘She said she’d help, or something to that effect.’ Then you pause. Is it ‘effect’ ...

Have you ever wondered whether the correct spelling is flies or flys? You’re not alone. This is a common English ...

“Patient” works as an adjective (“a patient teacher”) or as a noun meaning a person receiving medical care (“the doctor’s ...