When something was taken without prior authorization, do you say someone “Stole” it, or “Stold” it? Let’s find out the past tense of “Steal” and what’s the appropriate way to address a situation that involves stealing in the past tense. We also want to know the meaning of the word. Stole or Stold – What’s …
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You should know how to write “as built” before it comes up in your writing. This article will explore whether it’s one or two words. There is also a hyphenated form that needs to be discussed. Asbuilt or As built or As-built? The most common way to write it is “as-built.” The hyphen allows you …
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Which is the correct spelling: “Consistent” or “Consistant”? Both words seem similar, both in spelling and pronunciation. So, we want to know which one is correct, and which we should avoid. We also want to know what’s the correct meaning of the word and the appropriate way to use it. Consistent or Consistant – Which …
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Are “Lead” and “Leed” synonyms? We want to know which of those words is correct, and which form we should avoid. Also, we want to know what is the meaning of those words and what’s the appropriate way to use them in a sentence. Let’s find out! Leed vs. Lead – Which Spelling Is Correct? …
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Have you heard the word “lessee” before? What about “leasee”? Yes, they sound very close and, when we move from spoken to written English, it is sometimes difficult to know how to write it properly. Worry not, you’re in the right place; read on and never make that mistake again. Leasee or Lessee – Which …
We can hear someone say “today we’re reading Psalms, 23”. But does this means that we’ll read the 23rd “psalm” from the Book of Psalms, or is it that “psalms” can only be used in the plural form? Well, if you’ve encountered this doubt in the past, worry not; answers are just a few paragraphs …
You must have heard “how are you faring?” before. It is easy to understand that line in spoken English, but do you know how to write it? Is it “how are you faring?” or “how are you fairing?” If you’ve encountered this problem, read on, because all answers are ahead. How Are You Faring or …
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When putting things in line, what’s the correct word to use? Should we say “Aline” or “Align”? Those two forms sound the same, and we want to know if they’re synonyms, or if one is an incorrect form we should avoid. Let’s take a closer look at these two words. Aline or Align – Which …
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When an individual pursues a degree, they frequently have to produce a thesis, as part of the requirements to graduate. What is the correct form to talk about it? Should we say “Master Thesis” or “Master’s Thesis”? We want to know the correct form and appropriate way to use it. Master Thesis or Master’s Thesis …
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“Once” can be used in a variety of ways. It is an adverb, conjunction, and noun, all at the same time. It would help to know more about it and when punctuation rules apply. This article will look into placing a comma after “once” at the beginning of a sentence. Comma After “Once” at the …
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