Vocabulary

To make your resume truly stand out, use the word oversee or oversaw instead of lead or led. Resume’s need action verbs to draw attention to your accomplishments. Using simple…

Both phrases ‘on the video’ and ‘in the video’ can be grammatically correct in the English language depending on the intent behind it. We use “in the video” to describe…

The phrases ‘good for me’ and ‘good to me’ are both grammatically correct phrases in the English language. We use good to me when someone is nice towards us and…

Both of the phrases ‘at the meeting’ and ‘in the meeting’ are grammatically correct within the English language. However, which phrase you choose to use will change the meaning of…

The phrase ‘year and a half’ does not need to have a hyphen because by itself it is a compound noun. If it were being used as a compound adjective,…

According to the Oxford English Dictionary, the word ‘revert’ is a verb meaning ‘return to’. The word originated around 1250 and is an old middle English word. In Indian English,…

You have a conversation with a friend and want to say that something was really easy or straightforward. The problem is, you can’t decide if it is correct to use…

When you think of the phrase “that’s all I need,” you may think that the speaker is answering a question posed by a servicer or something like that. But, is…

You are looking through a family photo album, pointing out funny pictures and memorable moments. You go to point at a person and you wonder if you are talking about…