For anyone who struggles with their grammar, the comma can be one of the most confusing aspects of English. Some may have heard that you should always put a comma before “with”, others may have heard that you should never do such a thing. Both are wrong. Today, we’ll look at when you should or …
Comma Before “With” – Here’s The Golden Rule + 6 Examples Read More »
Being replaced is never nice, after all, we all have something to offer. But, this does not mean that we get to throw the rules of the English out the window. Today, I want to look at the difference between being replaced with and being replaced by. Replace with or by Generally speaking, they can …
Replace WITH Or Replace BY: Here’s The Correct Version (+13 Examples) Read More »
“Laying around” and “lying around” sound like they mean the same thing. And their meanings are similar. But, there are some subtle differences. In the real world, these two are used interchangeably. But in reality, we need to be careful to get it correct. Today, we’ll look at the differences between “lying around” and “laying …
Lying Around Vs. Laying Around: Difference Explained (+14 EXAMPLES) Read More »
There are plenty of language rules in English that we’ve come across before that seem to be different based on which stylebook you use. How to write height is one such example of knowing the difference between two stylebooks and how they should look written down. So, how do we write height in feet and …
How To Write Height In Feet And Inches (10+ Examples Of Best Practice) Read More »
Prepositions can be thrown in after a word we’re already familiar with to change the meaning. It isn’t obvious if you notice multiple different prepositions coming after a word what meaning should follow each one. These prepositions seem to change the meaning slightly, so we thought we’d cover the differences between “impressed with” and “impressed …
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Prepositions come in all shapes and sizes after words, and sometimes they change the meaning entirely. One such example is participate to, in, at, or something else. What is the correct preposition for the correct tone, and are there any important rules to follow? Should I Use Participate To, Participate In, Or Participate At? You …
Participate TO, IN, Or AT: Here’s The Difference (+10 EXAMPLES) Read More »
It’s nice to feel supported. It’s nice to feel like someone out there wants you to succeed in your endeavors. So, it’s always nice to hear someone say, “good luck.” It’s ultimately a small gesture, just two words. But, it can feel really good to hear. The only issue is, how are you supposed to …
25 Best Responses To “Good Luck” (Polite & Funny) Read More »
It is nice to be thanked. It is nice to know that whatever it is you do is appreciated by the people around you. Hearing thank you is just a nice and pleasant thing. However, the problem is, what are you supposed to say back? How do you respond? What is the best reply to …
26 Best Replies To “Thank You” (Formal & Informal) Read More »
It is nice to get complimented. Everyone wants to get complimented. To have someone tell you you’re handsome? That is a confidence booster. That’ will brighten your whole day, maybe even more! It’s just a very nice thing to have happen to you. But, how do you respond? It can be awkward if you get …
29 Best Replies To “Hey Handsome” (Witty & Clever) Read More »
Some people are rude. That’s just a fact. It’s ideal to not have to deal with these types of people but sometimes it is just unavoidable. These rude people will often say rude things, like “Suck My D*ck” or they simply abbreviate to “smd”. It’s rude to hear and it is rude to have said …
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