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Fliers or Flyers: From Dictionaries to Everyday Writing
Fliers and flyers are both used, but “flyers” is more common for leaflets and people or things that fly. You…
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Vender or Vendor: What English Actually Prefers
If you need a word for someone who sells something, vendor is the form most readers will expect. But there…
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Cheat or Repeat : Know the Difference Before You Write
Many English learners search for “cheat or repeat” because the two words sometimes appear in similar educational or conversational contexts.…
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Handsome or Hansom: One Looks Right, But Only One Is Common
Have you ever seen the words handsome and hansom and wondered if one of them is a spelling mistake? This…
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Says or Sais : One Small Letter, One Big Difference
If you’ve ever paused while writing “says” because it sounds more like “sez,” you’re not alone. Many English learners mistakenly…
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Sizeable or Sizable: British or American English?
If you’ve come across both sizeable and sizable, you might wonder whether one is correct and the other is a…
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Ate or Eaten: The Correct Way to Use These Verb Forms in English
Have you ever written a sentence like “I have ate lunch” and wondered if it sounds right? This is a…
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Posible or Possible : Here’s the Spelling You Should Always Use
You’re writing an email and type the sentence:“Is it posible to reschedule the meeting?” Before you hit Send, your spell…
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Ma’am or Maam: Which Spelling Is Actually Correct
You finish writing an email to your teacher or manager and pause at the greeting. Should you write “Dear Maam”…
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Bareable or Bearable: Understanding the Correct Form in English
Have you ever typed bareable and wondered if your spell checker was wrong? You are not alone. Many English learners…
