Comma Before or After “For Example”? A Beginner’s Guide
By Emma Brooke
When it comes to punctuation, one of the most common questions that arise is about ...
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Minuet vs Minute: Understanding the Differences
By Emma Rose
Have you ever heard someone mention a minuet when they meant a minute? Or perhaps ...
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Same Difference: What It Really Means and How to Use It Naturally
By Grace Marie
We’ve all heard the phrase “same difference” tossed around in casual conversations, debates, and even ...
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Better Than vs Better Then: Understanding the Key Difference
Are you struggling to decide whether to use “better than” or “better then”? It’s a ...
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Per Say or Per Se? Here’s the Correct Expression
By Grace Marie
You’ve probably heard someone use the phrase “per say” at some point. Maybe it was ...
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Understanding the Differences Between “Is Used,” “Has Been Used,” and “Was Used”
By Emma Rose
English grammar can sometimes feel like a maze of confusing rules and exceptions. But when ...
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Unalienable vs. Inalienable: Understanding the Differences
When you come across the terms unalienable and inalienable, it’s easy to assume they mean ...
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Takes One to Know One: Definition, Meaning, and Examples
By Emma Claire
The phrase “takes one to know one” is one of those idiomatic expressions that, when ...
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Beloved vs. Loved: Understanding the Subtle Differences
By Emma Brooke
Language is rich with nuance, and sometimes, two words that seem similar can have vastly ...
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Do Not vs. Don’t: The Real Difference and When to Use Each
By Emma Rose
You’ve probably come across the words “do not” and “don’t” in various forms of communication, ...
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