We usually use the words “batch” and “lot” indistinctly; as if they were synonyms. Nevertheless, is that the case with “lot” and “batch” or what is the difference between these two words? Please, read on, we’ll answer this question with some very helpful examples so you never make a mistake. Batch vs. Lot – What’s …
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If you’re looking for a formal way to reply to “looking forward to working with you,” look no further. This article has come up with some of the best email responses you can use when someone is excited to start working alongside you. The preferred replies include “I’m looking forward to working with you, too,” …
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When should we capitalize the word “History”? The truth is “History” is a word we use in different ways, so the question is when should it be treated with the formality of having “H” capitalized? We want to know what’s the rule and what mistakes we should try to avoid. Is “History” Capitalized? As a …
Should the word “Science” ever be capitalized? There have been some comments online that “Science” is a field of study and, consequently, should always be capitalized. We want to know what’s the rule for the capitalization of “Science” and what mistakes we should try and avoid. Is “Science” Capitalized? “Science” as a common noun shouldn’t …
You will often hear the terms “better than me” or “better than I” in English, and they cause a great deal of controversy among English grammar purists. This article shows why both are valid and explains how to use the phrases correctly and accurately Better Than Me or Better Than I – Which Is Correct? …
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Have you ever been on a beach, taken a big breath in, and smelled it? Most people love that smell, and it can be hard to put it into words. This article will look into how to describe the ocean and the way it smells. The preferred words are “bracing,” “briny,” and “salty.” These words …
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Interviews can be nerve-wracking, but they can also be exciting. If you’re looking forward to the interview you’ve got coming up, you might want to find a good way to phrase it in an email to a potential employer. This article will look into some good ways to word it. The preferred alternatives are “I …
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Creating an inconvenience for someone is never ideal. It’s made especially difficult in professional situations, and it would help to know the best ways to apologize for being a nuisance. This article will explore some of the best alternatives to “I’m sorry for the inconvenience this may cause. The preferred alternatives are “I apologize for …
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“Please don’t hesitate to contact me” works well in formal emails. It shows that you’re opening yourself to the possibility of answering someone’s questions. If they haven’t understood something, you can always help them. This article will explore some good synonyms to use as well. The preferred alternatives are “please don’t hesitate to contact me …
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“Thanks for checking on me” is a good way to show that you appreciate someone’s concern for you. If they’ve checked in recently via email to see how you’re getting on, you might want to use it (or an alternative). This article will look into some of the best alternatives. The preferred synonyms are “thanks …
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