Everyone wants to feel like they play a big part when they’re on a team. Phrases like “great asset to the team” help someone to show that they’re impressed by your talents and hard work. This article will look into some synonyms you might be able to use. The preferred alternatives are “great fit,” “well …
When trying to be polite and thank someone, do you say “Would Be Appreciated” or “Would Be Appreciated”? We want to know if one phrase is more acceptable than the other and if we should prefer one over the other. We also want to know when to use each. Would Be Appreciated vs. Will Be …
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When someone is describing their previous experience at work, should they say “Previous Work” or “Previous Works”? This is obviously a question about how and when to use the plural form, and we’re very curious to find out what’s right and wrong in this scenario. Let’s dig in a little! Previous Work or Previous Works …
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“Photocopy” and “Copy” are words that sometimes seem to be used as synonyms. But are they? We want to take a deep dive into their meanings, to understand how and when those words should be used. Let’s find out the difference between “Photocopy” and “Copy”. Photocopy vs. Copy – What’s the Difference? “Photocopy” and “Copy” …
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You have probably seen the phrase “I Don’t Owe You Anything” in movies and books. It’s a strong expression, meant to have some effect on the listener. But what exactly does it mean? We want to look into it and find out its meaning and when we can use it. What Does “I Don’t Owe …
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What’s the difference between saying “Having” and “Having Had”? Some people might write off the latter by saying it sounds redundant, but we want to know more. We’ll look into both forms, to see if both are correct or not. And if they’re, when and how we should use them. Having vs. Having Had – …
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“Run” is a word with many meanings. When using in the past tense, should we say “Has Run” or “Has Ran”? We understand how some verbal constructions are difficult, so we want to know: which is the correct form? Which one should we avoid? And what’s the explanation for it? Has Run or Has Ran …
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Have you ever had difficulties making sense of past tenses and how to use them? For example, what’s the difference between “Had Done” and “Have Done”? We want to know when each of the forms should be used and what exactly they mean in a sentence. Let’s find out. Had Done vs. Have Done – …
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When working as a team, how can you communicate that your part of the job is done? Some people say, “From My End” and others say “From My Side”. We wonder if both phrases are correct. We also wonder if those are appropriate terms for a professional environment. From My End or From My Side …
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It’s always quite impressive when an individual or a company is able to achieve success and maintain it for a long time. When that happens, should we congratulate them on their “Continuing Success” or “Continued Success”? We want to know which for is correct, and which one we should avoid. Continuing Success or Continued Success …
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