It’s easy to be confused by words that sound similar. What’s the difference between “proclivity” and “propensity”? After all, nobody wants to make a fool of themselves by using the wrong one at the wrong time. In this post, we will cover the difference between proclivity and propensity, as well as when to use them. …
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Do you worry about properly writing a phone number in an email? Is there a right way to do it? Is it impolite to do it incorrectly? Does it vary by country? We understand that there’s a lot of confusion to unpack here. In this post, we will answer all of these questions. How to …
Everyone worries about looking like a fool. You don’t want to use the wrong plural form of “ostrich”, because you’d look silly. But what actually is the plural of ostrich? In this post, that question will be answered. What’s the Plural of “Ostrich”? There is no universal consensus on what to call more than one …
Do you worry about the right way to thank someone? Should you just say, “thank you”, or is “OK, thank you” a better choice? Do they mean the same thing? In this article, we will discuss if it is correct to say “OK, thank you” and the right time to use it. Is It Correct …
Is there really a difference between “monthly” and “per monthly”? Are these just different ways to say the same thing, or is there some small, yet important distinction? In this post, we will discuss the difference between the two. Per Month vs. Monthly – What’s the Difference? Per month and monthly are very similar. Both …
Knowledge and experience are both words used to describe what people know. But does that make them synonyms? Is there actually some difference you need to know in order to avoid embarrassment when speaking? In this post, we will cover the difference between knowledge and experience, and when to use each. Knowledge vs. Experience – …
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Most people know that you can interact with things. But can something be “interactable?” Can you use this word as an adjective to describe something? Or can “interactable” be a noun? In this post, we will discuss whether or not “interactable” is a word. Is “Interactable” a Word? Officially, “interactable” is not a word in …
Are you stuck trying to determine if something you’ve made yourself is “handmade” or “homemade”? Is there even a difference? If so, you’ve come to the right place. In this article, we’ll cover the difference between “handmade” and “homemade”, and the right time to use each. Handmade vs. Homemade – What’s the Difference? The difference …
Do you struggle to describe food the right way? Are you afraid of sounding silly by confusing “hot” and “spicy”? Is there even a difference to begin with? In this post, we will answer all of these questions and then some. Difference Between “Spicy” and “Hot” “Spicy” and “hot” both describe the same type of …
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When two words are barely different in spelling at all, it’s hard to tell if there’s any significant difference in their meaning as well. If you’re confused about the difference between function and functionality, you may be worried about making a silly mistake on an academic paper. In this post, we’ll talk about the difference …
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