If you read enough books or watch enough movies, you may have seen the phrase “nice knowing you” pop up as a literary resource. But what does this phrase actually mean? And how would one use it? This article will answer all of these questions. What Does “Nice Knowing You” Mean? “Nice knowing you”, or …
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Prepositions can make a big difference in the message a phrase or sentence conveys. The same word, followed by different prepositions can convey a different meaning. Look at those forms: “Reflect”, “Reflection On” and “Reflection Of”. Do they mean the same? Is any incorrect? How to use them? Let’s see! Reflect vs. Reflection On vs. …
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We all have heroes, people who inspired us to become something or to do something we’re now proud of. Those people inspired us, and we want to know what’s the correct way to share that story. Should we say they’re an “Inspiration To” or an “Inspiration For”? Let’s find out! Inspiration To or Inspiration For …
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What’s the best way to explain an increase? Should we say “Increase In” and “Increase Of”? We’ve all heard how changing the prepositions in a phrase affects the meaning it conveys. Therefore, we want to know which form is correct and what’s the appropriate way to use it. Increase In or Increase Of? Both “Increase …
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Looking for a shorter way to say honey? Well, there are two shortened words that get thrown around quite a bit; hon and hun. But, which one is correct? Are both of them correct? We will answer all of your questions for you, right here! Hun or Hon – Which Is Short for ‘Honey’? Both …
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Verb tenses always represent a challenge when assertively expressing an idea. Surely we have alternately heard “will resume” and “will be resumed”. But when should we use each one? The context should help us make a good decision regarding these two terms. Read on, all answers with examples right below. Will Resume or Will Be …
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Some people, when buying assets or products, want to make sure they’ll be able to transfer their possession to a new owner if they decide to sell or give them away in the future. What’s the correct way to express this idea? Should we say “Transferrable” or “Transferable”? Transferrable or Transferable – Which Spelling Is …
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It’s interesting to realize how some words have become part of our vocabulary because of the new technology that surrounds us. Think about “Instal” and “Install”, for example. Those are words that we didn’t use as much before but are quite common now. But which spelling is correct? Instal or Install – Which Spelling Is …
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What’s the most appropriate way to share information about your birth with someone? Should you say “I’m Born” or “I Was Born”? We want to know which form is grammatically correct and which should be avoided. And we want to know the best way to use it, to convey information. I’m Born or I Was …
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There is a lot of information people may want to share about they’re birth. Expressions “Born In” and “Born On” help with that, by introducing facts such as: the date, the place, the exact time, the name of the city, etc. But when should we use each form? Let’s see! Born In or Born On …
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