“Thinking of you” is a versatile phrase. You can use it romantically to show that you can’t get someone out of your head. You could also use it caringly to show that your thoughts are with someone during tough times. This article will explore some good alternatives. The preferred alternatives are “you’re always in my …
Sometimes, you can use a hyphen to group two words together. Other times, you might find that a hyphen is used when a prefix like “re-” comes before a word. It would help to know why this applies with a word like “re-evaluation.” This article will explain everything. Reevaluation or Re-evaluation? “Re-evaluation” should be hyphenated …
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When sharing your plans with others, do you say “Will Arrive” or “Will Be Arriving”? We want to know which of the two forms is correct and how to properly use them. If one of them is incorrect we want to know which, so we can avoid making a mistake. Will Arrive or Will Be …
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Sometimes more than one form of communicating is correct. Other times, one form is wrong and must be avoided. When asking for dates, people use either “Which Date” or “What Date”. Are both correct? Should they choose one form and ignore the other? Let’s look into it, and find out. Which Date or What Date? …
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Sometimes, when going online you select items. You can select them to buy, adding them to the cart. Or you can select from a menu. But what is the opposite of “select”? When you want to remove your selection, do you say “Unselect” or “Deselect”? Let’s find out. Unselect or Deselect – Which Is Correct? …
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“Trend” is quite a buzz word right now. People are using it in different contexts, and different scenarios. How can we join in and use the word “trend” without making any mistakes? Can we say “Trend For”, “Trend In” and “Trend Of” and still get it right everytime? Let’s investigate! Trend For or Trend In …
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When sending an email, people tell others about it in many ways (especially when people need to monitor its delivery, for whatever reason). When sending an email, do you say “Through Email”, “By Email”, “Per Email”, or “Via Email”? Let’s look at every form, and find out which are correct. Through, By, Per, or Via …
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Should we say “There Is a Variety” or “There Are a Variety”? What is the correct verb in those sentences, “Is” or “Are”? Let’s try to find out which is the correct version of that sentence, and how to use it. There Is a Variety or There Are a Variety Both sentences are correct. “There …
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“Switch” and “Swap” are often used interchangeably, as synonyms. However, do they really mean the same and can be used like that? The reason to look into the meaning of words, is to understand the best way to use them, to send a clear message. We’ll do it right now. Switch vs. Swap – What’s …
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When participating in a conversation over the phone, do you say you’re “On a Call” or “In a Call”? We want to take a close look at “On a Call” and “In a Call”, to find out which is correct and what’s the appropriate way to use them. “On a Call” or “In a Call” …
