When talking about something burning or exploding, do you use the word “Ignitor” or “Igniter”? We want to know what is the correct form of this word, and which we should avoid. We also want to know what’s the correct meaning and appropriate use for them. Ignitor or Igniter – Which Spelling Is Correct? Both …
Have you ever heard the words “Acception” and “Exception”? Because they sound fairly similar we want to know if they’re synonyms. We also want to know if they’re correct or should be avoided. Also, let’s find out what each word means and what’s the most appropriate way to use them. Acception or Exception – Which …
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Leaving the house at night when your parents are home is never easy. It would help to come up with a few good lies to tell your parents that will get you out the door before they ask questions. This article will give you the best excuses out there. Good excuses to leave the house …
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What is the correct word to indicate that something was pulled into pieces? Should we say “Tear” or “Tare”? Both words have a similar pronunciation. We want to know which one is correct and which we should avoid. We also want to know the correct meaning of them. Tear or Tare – Which Spelling Is …
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Are the words “Sphinx” and “Sphynx” synonyms, or alternate forms of the same words, that we can use interchangeably? We want to know that’s the meaning of those words, and in case they are different, when and how we should use each of them. Let’s find out the differences! Sphinx or Sphynx – Which Spelling …
Have you ever had someone answer a question you made using “Nah” or “Naw”? When it happened, did you wonder what it meant? We want to know if those two words are correct and acceptable to use. Also, if we should avoid one and the proper way to use them. Nah or Naw – What’s …
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When making an assumption, do you use the word “Assumedly” or “Assumably”? We want to know which form of the word is correct, what’s the precise meaning of it, and the most appropriate way to use it in our speeches. We also want to know if any should be avoided. Assumedly or Assumably – What’s …
Knowing how to thank someone for congratulating you isn’t that hard. Once you know the basics of accepting congratulatory messages, it’s fairly simple to come up with good phrases. This article will look into how to respond to congratulations. The best responses to “congratulations” are “thank you so much,” “I really appreciate your positivity,” and …
When something doesn’t make sense to you, it can be tricky to think of what to say. You don’t want to embarrass yourself, but you also want to politely let someone know that they haven’t explained something well. This article will explore some good alternatives you can use. Other ways to say “that doesn’t make …
Words in the English language can get confusing, especially for those that look almost alike. While a difference of one or two letters doesn’t seem much when reading or writing the word, it does make a unnegligble difference in the word’s meaning. Just like how ‘planned’ is different from ‘planed!’ Planned or Planed – Which …
