Happened or Happend? Discover the Correct Spelling
You type a quick message, hit send, and then notice it: “Guess what happend today.” Something looks off, and your
Read ArticleYou type a quick message, hit send, and then notice it: “Guess what happend today.” Something looks off, and your
Read ArticleUsing “asked” again and again makes writing feel flat. The right synonym can make a request sound polite, a question
Read ArticleSaying “as soon as possible” over and over makes your writing flat. It can also sound pushy when you do
Read ArticleYou type “she trys again,” and a red squiggle appears under the word. You wonder if your keyboard is being
Read ArticleYou are typing a rental email, your finger hovers over the keyboard, and you freeze. Lessee or leasee? One wrong
Read ArticleYou type the perfect message, hit send, and then wonder if you just wrote congratulations or congradulations. One wrong letter
Read ArticleRepeating “in contrast” in every paragraph makes writing feel flat. The good news is that English has dozens of ways
Read ArticleMost writers end essays, emails, and blog posts with the same two words. “In conclusion” is correct, but readers have
Read ArticleYou type the word, stare at it, and something feels off. Is it kindergarten or kindergarden? One wrong letter can
Read ArticleYou type a caption, hit post, and then spot a red squiggle under a word. Was it creater or creator?
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