If you have ever been unsure about these two words, you are not alone. The correct spelling depends on what ...

You type “I’m loosing my mind” and hit send before noticing something’s off. It looks right — “loose” has two ...

In person or in-person? Learn the hyphen rule, when each form is correct, and see real examples for both. You’re ...

You text a friend “call me anytime” and then, in a work email, pause before writing “let me know if ...

You type “we support eachother” and it looks fine. After all, “everyone” and “anyone” are single words, so why not ...

You’re describing a cloudy sky and stop mid-sentence. Is it “gray clouds” or “grey clouds”? Here’s the short answer: gray ...

Use ‘cannot’ almost always. ‘Can not’ is only correct in rare, specific constructions. You’re finishing an email and pause on ...

“Layed” is always wrong — the correct past tense of “lay” is always “laid.” “Layed” has never been a standard ...

“Alot” is never correct — it’s always two separate words: “a lot.” “Alot” shows up so often in casual writing ...

Lead is present tense, led is past tense — never spell the past tense as lead. You proofread your report ...