Have you ever spoken to someone, and they’ve asked for a document, website or information? Sometimes, during these kinds of conversations, they might ask for something “via email”. Today, I want to look at what this phrase means, who might say it, and how to pronounce “via”. By the end of this article, you’ll never …
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In your emails, have you ever wondered what that little button that says “compose email” means? Today, we’ll look at everything you need to know about “compose email”. What Does “Compose Email” Mean? “Compose email” means to write a new email. Unlike “reply”, when you click “compose” email, you are not continuing a thread, but …
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Using prepositions often has quite a profound impact on certain words. They can be subtle, but there are always noticeable changes. Look at the difference between “excel at” and “excel in.” They’re similar, but there’s enough of a distinction between the two that we’ll cover now. Do You “Excel At Something” Or “Excel In Something”? …
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We can be happy when we’re pleased with how something has gone or a certain event in our life. We can be sad when something bad has happened that’s made us feel inadequate or down. However, did you know some words mean you can experience both at the same time? What Word Is Best To …
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Making sure you use the correct prepositions after words is an important practice in English. Look at using “to” or “with” after “related,” and you’ll start to notice how the meaning can change slightly as you use them. What Is The Difference Between “Related To” And “Related With”? Related to should be used when talking …
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Using the correct preposition after “apply” is important to understand when you’re learning about language rules. We’ll show you the two most common prepositions, “apply to” and “apply for,” and when to use them. What Is The Difference Between “Apply To” And “Apply For”? Apply to should be used when you want to apply to …
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You might have heard someone saying “he’s a tool” or “she’s being used as a tool” before, but you might not be too familiar with the meaning. It’s a slang term that is used mostly as an insult, so let’s see when and why we use it. What Does It Mean To Be Called “A …
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“Dear all” is one of the most commonly used email starters among formal emails. However, that doesn’t mean it’s an appropriate way to write an email. There are plenty of alternatives out there that it’s better to use, but let’s find out why “dear all” is a no-go. Is It Inappropriate To Write “Dear All” …
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When we want to answer the common greeting “how are you,” we’re presented with a choice that you might not have thought about before. When is it appropriate to use the replies “I’m good,” “I’m well,” and “I’m fine.” Do they all mean different things? What Is The Difference Between I’m Good, I’m Well, And …
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While we come by “junior” as a name for sons to get from their fathers, it seems like the female equivalent isn’t all that popular. So, what do you call a girl with the same name as her mother? In this article, we’ll dive into the female version of Junior! What Is The Female Equivalent …
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