Grammar

Language influences how we connect, comfort, and celebrate others, shaping every phrase we choose. I often wondered about “well wishes” – seeing it on cards, emails, and social media, used … Read more

Language can be tricky, and sometimes tiny differences in word choice make a huge impact. A perfect example is the confusion between agreeance vs agreement. Many people assume these words … Read more

Confusion around the past tense of arise is more common than you might think. Many English learners and even native speakers stumble over whether to say arised or arose. This … Read more

Have you ever paused mid-sentence, wondering whether you should write skill-set, skillset, or skill set? You’re not alone. This small but tricky detail often trips up students, professionals, and even … Read more

English learners often stumble when they reach irregular verbs, and “tear” is a classic example that causes confusion. You’ve probably seen people write teared, while others swear the right form … Read more

Language can be tricky, especially when spoken words don’t always match how they look in writing. English is filled with expressions that sound one way but are spelled another. If … Read more

If you’ve ever typed “trailor” into Google and wondered whether it looks right, you’re not alone. This spelling mistake shows up everywhere—from online ads to social media posts—leaving many people … Read more

English learners often stumble over deceptively simple verbs like set or sit. At first glance, they look almost interchangeable. After all, both deal with positioning and placing. But here’s the … Read more

The English language is filled with quirks and exceptions that can make even the most seasoned grammar experts second-guess their understanding. One of these peculiarities often arises when we talk … Read more

When it comes to language, some distinctions are more subtle than others, and the debate over whether to use “high quality” vs “high-quality” is one of those. While both terms … Read more