Vocabulary

When you want to speak about the afternoon meal in reference to time, the correct word to refer to this is “lunchtime.” You could use “lunch time,” it’s not entirely…

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…

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…

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.…

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…

“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…

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…

When you want to take notes during an important business meeting or when in class, there are abbreviations that help make the process faster. Both incorporate a slash (/) with…

Professional and work emails require a certain type of etiquette. You want to be sincere and genuine, but you want to keep things business-like. When you desire to convey an…

“Drive safe” should only be used as a parting farewell and has probably come into modern usage because “be safe” is correct.  “Drive safely” is correct grammatically when used in…