The possessive form can come with many overlapping rules when you think about them. Native speakers often overlook the possessive apostrophe (if they can get away with it). This article will demonstrate how “24 hours’ notice” works and all the possessive forms related to it. 24 Hours Notice or 24 Hour’s Notice or 24 Hours’ …
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“I” and “I’ve” have always overlapped in many situations. It would help to know where all the differences lie (and which one is correct) when used in certain contexts. This article will explain whether “I passed” or “I’ve passed” is correct to use. Is It “I Passed” or “I’ve Passed”? “I passed” and “I’ve passed” …
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“Referring to” or “too” is the topic we are discussing in this article. Only one of these forms is correct, and it would help to know which one of them is right before you end up writing the wrong one for the wrong situation! Is It Referring To or Referring Too? “Referring to” is the …
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“Me to” and “me too” work for very different reasons. You can only use “me too” when you’re trying to relate to something that someone else might have said. This article will show you how different “to” and “too” can be when they are used correctly. Is It Me To or Me Too? “Me too” …
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“Too” and “to” are commonly misspelled. It takes a great deal of patience and practice to remember which spelling works at which time. Here, we shall explain why “too young” works (and why you’ll never come across “to young” when modifying the adjective). Is It To Young or Too Young? “Too young” is the form …
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With some nouns in English, pluralizing is as easy as adding an “s” at the end of it. However this isn’t the case with a lot of nouns. For example, if you were to pluralize “Policy”, would you use “Policys” or “Policies”? This article will answer that question and more. Policys or Policies – What …
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When you’re clarifying the location of something, should you say it’s “On the inside” of an object? Or would you instead say it’s “In the inside” of something? This is a common preposition confusion, and one that this article will clear up. Using examples, you will know the right answer. Is It “On The Inside” …
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In many languages, something similar to ‘reply me’ would be correct in formal emails. However, this isn’t the case with English. In fact, using the words ‘reply me’ would be completely incorrect. Let’s explain. Is It ‘Reply Me’ or ‘Reply To Me’? It is always ‘reply to me.’. The phrase ‘reply me’ is grammatically incorrect. …
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The English language can get confusing, even for native speakers. And even what we think to be the less complicated parts of its grammar, like singular and plural nouns, can be confusing. Take ‘material,’ for example. Is the plural form of the word ‘material’ or ‘materials?’ Let’s explore and see. Material or Materials – What …
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Whether ‘the’ is capitalized in ‘The United States of America’ has always been a source of confusion. Even the founding fathers were unsure when they wrote the constitution. We will try and give you a bit of guidance on this page. Is ‘The’ Capitalized in ‘The United States of America’? When you are referring to …
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