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  “Dependence” and “dependency” are both words that reference reliance upon someone or something else for support. In short, “dependence” is a quality of reliance and “dependency” is the act or state of being dependent. Therefore, a fine line distinguishes these nouns. But, you can think of it in terms of the tangible (dependency) versus […]

  Customers is the plural for Customer. Customer’s is the singular possessive form of Customer. Customers’ is the plural possessive form of customers.  Customers or customer’s or customers’ are all pronounced the same way. Customers We use customers when we want to make the word “customer” plural. So it is: I have one customer. I

  “Things Have Changed” is correct because “things” is plural and therefore conjugates with “have”. You would say “something has changed” because something is singular. Can’t you see that everything is different now? Things have changed. Something has changed about your face. Did you get a haircut?  What tense is “Has/Have changed”? Has and Have

  Some terms to describe a person who thinks they are important include pompous, haughty, imperious, egocentric, or vain. A straightforward word for someone who thinks they are important is self-important.  You can also describe a person who thinks they’re important as having a false sense of superiority, or as having a superiority complex. What

  There are many ways to describe a person who thinks they are smart but they aren’t; terms include pseudo-intellectual, conceited, arrogant, patronizing, pretentious, or hubris. These terms have a negative connotation, as people who think they’re smarter than they are can behave in negative ways towards others.  There are also psychological terms that explain

  Self-righteous is a word for someone who thinks they are always right. Stubborn is the most common word for somebody who refuses to change their opinion about something. This article describes some of the most accurate words to describe someone who thinks they are always right, plus reasons why people act this way and

  We can use “aren’t we” at the beginning of a sentence as a question or at the end of a sentence as a question tag. Aren’t We…. At the beginning of a Sentence We use “aren’t we” at the beginning of a sentence in a situation where we thought something else was planned. We

  “Don’t we all” is a response in English. We use “Don’t we all” in English when we respond in agreement to a desire that someone states. We also mean that we think everyone has this desire. “Don’t we all” Examples I wish I could go to the beach every day instead of working! Don’t

  The words “arose” and “arisen” are both past tense forms of “to arise,” which is an irregular verb. The simple past is “arose” whereas “arisen” is a past participle. Therefore, you will add the conjugation of some form of the verb “to have.” Because “to arise” doesn’t fall under the same rules as a