Someone who is living life to the fullest enjoys their time and understands life is short. There are only so many days in someone’s life, so it’s best to make the most of them. This article will explore some great words you can use to describe these people. The best words for someone who lives …
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There is nothing better than hot “cocoa” on cold days. Or should we say hot “coco”? Is it possible that both terms are acceptable? Sometimes spelling and pronunciation can be confusing. If you ever had this doubt, read on. This piece will answer all your questions. Coco vs. Cocoa – What’s the Difference? “Cocoa” is …
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It can be difficult to know when to place commas in your writing, especially with words like “yesterday” that don’t always need them. This article will explain all you need to know about placing a comma after “yesterday” (or not using one at all). Comma after “Yesterday”? You must place a comma after “yesterday” as …
Placing commas in your writing doesn’t have to be tricky, but you do have to ensure you know the rules. This article will look into placing a comma after “today” and the different parts of a sentence where a comma applies. Comma after “Today”? You should place a comma after “today” when it acts as …
“To do so” is used when referring to how to do a specific task mentioned previously in your writing. It’s wise to have a few formal synonyms ready to go when you need them, though. Repeating “to do so” in your writing will make it much less professional. Other ways to say “to do so” …
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If you’re looking for a formal alternative to “any thoughts?” in your email, you’ve come to the right place. “Any thoughts?” already works well when trying to get someone’s opinion, but there are some great synonyms. This article will explore the best ones. Other ways to say “any thoughts?” are “thoughts,” “do you have any …
You can say, “it was a pleasure to meet you” in formal emails when you’ve spoken to someone for the first time. It’s a good phrase to use to show that you enjoyed the first meeting with someone. This article will explore some available alternatives. Other ways to say “it was a pleasure to meet …
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It is always good to be a recipient of a benefit, whether it be you or someone else-or maybe even a non-human entity! This article talks about the difference between the phrases “beneficial to” and “beneficial for”, and when to use either phrase. Beneficial To or For – What’s the Difference? Both “beneficial to” and …
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“Please sign and return” is a good way to get someone to send you a signed back agreement. It’s a polite way to order them to sign something before returning it. This article will explore some alternatives you can use in your emails. Polite ways to say “please sign and return” are “please address this,” …
There are many ways to learn new things, and one of those ways is teaching something to yourself. It takes a special kind of skill to be “self-learned,” but it’s a great trait to have. This article will explore some ways to say “self-learned.” Other ways to say “self-learned” are “self-taught,” “autodidact,” and “I taught …
