Bests is not a common way to finish an email. Some people do finish an email with “Best” as a shortened form of “Best Regards” or “Best wishes”. Example email…
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Hard work is the correct spelling. You should always use two words to spell Hard work. Hardwork is incorrect and should not be used in English. Hard work is good…
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High school is the correct spelling. You should always use two words to spell high school. Highschool is incorrect and should not be used in English. I went to high…
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“Happen to know” is used when the speaker is unsure that the listener has any knowledge of a subject. The speaker is often asking a question in this manner when…
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“I came to know” is an expression in English that often describes the manner of how(or from whom) you discover something. “Come to Know” is not common as the expression…
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We use “confident in” when we trust our ability. We use “confident of” when we believe something will come true. Examples: I feel confident in my ability to pass the…
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The correct preposition, in this case, is “on social media”. We use “on” for anything that is used on a screen such as Facebook, websites, YouTube, etc. I haven’t been…
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Ditto is the correct spelling of the word which means that a person agrees or did the same thing. “Diddo” is a common misspelling of “Ditto”. I like playing computer…
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Scenario is the correct spelling of the word that means a certain situation. Senario is incorrect and should not be used in English. We need to think of a scenario…
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“All but” is an adverb phrase that refers to “almost everything/everyone except,” “on the verge of,” “everything/everyone aside from” or “nearly everything/everyone.” Therefore, you must exercise caution and nuance with…
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