Knew or New – Homophones & Definition
Bella Rae Understanding English can sometimes feel like solving a puzzle — especially when two words sound exactly the same but mean…
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Can I Start a Sentence With “Then”? Explained for Beginners
Lily Grace Welcome! If you’ve ever paused mid-sentence and asked, “Can I start a sentence with ‘Then’?”, you’re in the right place.…
Read MoreTutor vs. Tudor: Homophones, Spelling & Definition
Ruby Skye Language is fascinating, isn’t it? Sometimes two words sound exactly the same yet mean entirely different things. One perfect example…
Read More“I Was Told” vs. “I Have Been Told” vs. “I Am Told” — A Clear Guide to Choosing the Right Phrase
When someone says “I was told”, “I have been told”, or “I am told”, you might wonder: which form fits…
Read MoreMayonnaise vs. Mayonnaise – What’s the Difference?
Have you ever paused in the grocery aisle staring at the salad dressings and wondered: “Is it spelled mayonnaise or…
Read MoreExemplary – Meaning & Examples in a Sentence
Imagine someone or something so outstanding that others say, “I want to be just like that.” That’s what the word…
Read MoreIs It Correct to Say “Be It”?
Have you ever come across a sentence like “Be it rain or shine” and wondered if it sounded right? You’re…
Read MoreLesser or Lessor – Which Is Correct?
Have you ever written a sentence and hesitated at lesser or lessor? You’re not alone. These two words look almost…
Read MoreIs “The” Capitalized in “The United States of America”?
Ever stumbled over whether to capitalize the “The” in “The United States of America”? You’re not alone. Writers, editors, and…
Read MoreWhat Is an Anagram? Definition, Examples of Anagrams in Writing
Have you ever whispered the word silent and noticed it shares the same letters as listen? You might have stumbled…
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