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  Troubleshooted is not an official word. Troubleshot is correct and is the past tense of the verb troubleshoot. The meaning of troubleshoot It means to attempt to diagnose a problem and hopefully resolve it for a person or an organization or company. A person with expertise in the subject matter is normally appointed as […]

  There are two points to remember when deciphering between “suit” and “suite:” pronunciation and meaning. A suit can serve two separate parts of speech: noun or verb. A suite is a place and is, therefore, a noun. A “suit” is a type of clothing people wear on formal occasions or for business. But, it

  Both spellings of “eying” and “eyeing” are correct and acceptable to use in English writing. Both words indicate the same thing: that you are actively looking at someone or something. They denote a closer observance than normal with a sentiment of scrutiny. It’s one of those words in English that go outside the normal

  When we want to discuss or refer to a mistake made when typing or to point out a printing error, we call it a “typo” or “typing mistake.” Both are correct to use in writing or speech. But, “typo” is a much shorter and quicker way of referencing a typing mistake. What’s more, most

  “Thanks God” or “Thank God,” which is the right form? Actually, both are correct depending on how you use them. This is because of how the verb “to thank” conjugates to indicate ownership to the person who says it. Religious and spiritual people often use this phrase to show their appreciation for their higher

  When you want to show your gratitude and appreciation toward a group of people, you will say either “Thank You All” or “Thank You, Everyone.” Both are correct and completely acceptable to use. “Thank you all” is more informal and casual, best for in-person speech while “Thank you everyone” is best for correspondence and