“The latest” means the most recent and “the last” means the final or the one before something that we are talking about. When talking about T.V series, software, books, etc.…
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A strangely hot-button debate in the world of grammar is over a very small punctuation choice: the Oxford comma, or the comma that appears before the final item in a…
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“I am looking forward to hearing from you” is correct. In this case “to” is a preposition, and you always need to use the ing form(gerund) after a preposition. “I…
In more formal writing, you may find yourself using the phrase “with respect to” or “in respect of.” But what do these phrases mean? Are they both correct, or should…
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Despite the confusion that comes along with self-identification and pronoun use, it is still not generally acceptable to call a girl or woman “sir”. Anyone doing so commits a serious…
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It is common for people to say “guys” to refer to everyone, but for those seeking a more feminine version, saying “gals” achieves the same effect. Some people have taken…
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We use both “respect to” and “respect for” in English. We use “respect for” when we want to show respect in general and “respect to” when we want to direct…
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There are many different words you can use to address your friends, partners, and strangers. There are gender-specific terms and gender-neutral terms, and one popular term is “dude”. But is…
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We use “remember” when we bring forward a memory in the present and ”remembered” when this action happens in the past. “Remembered” is more common than “remember” as we often…
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We use “on a website” because we treat all technology with screens as surfaces. We use the preposition of place “on” with surfaces in English. Everything on the internet like…
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