There is some debate over whether the correct spelling is “perogative” or “prerogative.” The word comes from the Latin “prerogativa,” which means “privilege.” “Prerogative” is the correct spelling, while “perogative”…
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You might’ve overheard people saying “write me” and “write to me” and may have wondered which of those was grammatically correct. Turns out “write to me” is grammatically correct and…
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“Rustle” is a verb than means to make small noises often with your hands in your pockets. Russle is actually not a word at all – it’s a name meant…
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Professional environments are nerve-racking because you have to give solid, polite answers to any questions thrown your way. “How are you doing?” is one question you have to answer, so…
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Should you use “then” or “and then” when combining two independent sentences? If both sound okay to you then you’re not alone. Many people use “then” and “and then” interchangeably…
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To determine which is correct in any usage you have to consider meaning. “Of Course” is a phrase that means yes, certainly, and without a doubt. You would use 2Of…
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You might’ve frequently come across the phrase “and I you” when reading a book or overhearing a conversation between two people. Although this phrase might seem incomplete due to the…
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Describing somebody who has an eye for detail can be difficult. There’s no single word to describe such a person and many different words can be used depending on the…
What Is One Word that Describes Someone with An Eye for Detail? Read More »
Mine as well, might as well, and mind as well are three phrases that are commonly confused and misspelled, so which one is the correct answer? Mine as well and…
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When you’re trying to describe the fact that something is valuable enough or deserving of a certain amount of effort or cost, should you say “it worth it” or “it…
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