The phrases “like I said” and “as I said” are examples of English phrases that are often used interchangeably. However, there is a difference in when you’re supposed to use each phrase. This article will hopefully clear up any confusion you may have by explaining when to use each phrase. Difference Between “Like I Said” …
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When writing formal essays, there are rules of English grammar that we need to follow. Sometimes, we need to change perspective, and instead of writing in the first person and saying ‘we,’ we need to stay in the third person. So, what are the best alternatives to saying ‘we?’ There are many alternatives to saying …
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Dates might seem like simple things only written in one format, but this is not the case. Funnily enough, there are a few different formats out there that exist based on where you are in the world. This article will look into the different formats available for dates. What Is The Correct Way To Write …
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When opening a letter or email, you’ll often use some kind of friendly salutation. It’s a great way to show that you’re polite and respectful when the recipient starts reading. This article will explore what words you might be able to use when you close a letter too. The preferred words are “valediction,” “closing,” and …
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Some words in the English language are spelled differently in the different regions that use the English language. The word “aunty” or “auntie” is one of these words. Aunty or Auntie – Which is Correct? Both “aunty” and “auntie” are correct and recognized by various dictionaries. Both terms are used informally to refer to an …
In the English language, there are phrases that differ by just one small preposition, but this preposition determines whether your sentence is grammatically correct. So, sometimes it’s confusing whether to use the phrase with the preposition or not. Like, is it ‘all of’ or just ‘all?’ Let’s explore and see. Is It ‘All Of’ Or …
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You have to be careful when using prepositions like “in”, “on”, and “at”, because it can be confusing at times. This article explores when the phrases “on the tree” and “in the tree” are correctly used, and when they aren’t. Is It “On The Tree” or “In The Tree”? “On the tree” should be used …
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There are many phrases in the English language. In this article, we will be explaining the meaning of two often used phrases: “as does” and “as do”. This article also explains when to use one or the other and explores other phrases that are synonymous with these. What Do “As Does” and “As Do” Mean? …
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Many animals have collective nouns associated with them when they are part of a group. This article will look into what a group of scorpions is called to help you understand the best collective noun to refer to them. There are a surprising number of choices available. The preferred versions are “bed,” “nest,” and “group.” …
It’s time to look into some prepositions to see whether you can figure out when they work right! There are some rules that you might need to understand that change the meanings of certain phrases based on which preposition is used. This article will help you understand them. Is It “At The Right,” “On The …
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