A metaphor and an analogy are both literary devices used in writing and speech to make comparisons, but each word is used in a different way. It can be really…
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The English language is constantly changing, which makes it difficult to keep up with which words are proper. One of the most common changes that get mixed up is onsite…
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If you aren’t sure whether you should use aw or awe in your sentence, you are not the only one. These two words are homophones, so they sound exactly the…
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Christmas is one of those funny words that ends with an S and is hard to make plural. You might see Christmas written in plural form as Christmases, Christmas’s, or…
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Pass time and past time are very commonly confused with each other. It can be confusing trying to determine which use is correct, but with a little explanation, you won’t…
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Government is the correct spelling of the word. Goverment is incorrect and should not be used in English. Why is Government difficult to spell? The word “Governmnet” is difficult to…
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Apartment is the correct spelling of the word. Appartment is incorrect and should not be used in English. Why is Apartment difficult to spell in English? “Apartment” is often difficult…
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Accommodation is the correct spelling of the word that means a place to stay.”Accomodation” is an incorrect spelling and should not be used in English. The easiest way to remember…
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“Happier” is correct in English because the adjective “happy” ends in “y”. The rule in English is that when you have an adjective that ends in “y”, you need to…
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Kilogram is the correct spelling of 1, 000 grams. A kilogram is a measure of weight in the metric system. Kilogramme is an old British spelling variant of “kilogram”. “Kilogramme”…
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