Angbeenc's entries
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It can be tough sometimes to remember the difference between onto and on to. They look almost the same writt... | added 1 year ago |
If you can see through something, is it opaque, translucent, or transparent? Two of these words might fit, d... | added 1 year ago |
If you were looking for a word to describe someone who is more advanced in age than someone else, what word ... | added 1 year ago |
The words offence and offense can be confusing for those not sure of their differences, and not knowing whic... | added 1 year ago |
English borrows many words from other languages. These words are called “loanwords.” Most are from Latin, Fr... | added 1 year ago |
Attain and obtain are two different words that are often confused with each other by writers but both have t... | added 1 year ago |
Something that happens frequently could also be said to happen often. Could we also say that it happens ofte... | added 1 year ago |
Some nouns can be counted individually. A person could count the crayons in a box, the eggs in a carton, or ... | added 1 year ago |
Sometimes verbs have meanings that are very similar, but they different enough to maintain separate usage ca... | added 1 year ago |
In today’s climate of widespread, often heated disagreement, the ability to successfully distinguish facts f... | added 1 year ago |
Non-profit as adjective:Non-profit is used as an adjective which means not making or conducted primarily to make a profit.Charities and other... | added 1 year ago |
Spelling out numbers is no easy task. The good news is that most of the time, there is little reason to do s... | added 1 year ago |
Not Surprising vs. Not Surprisingly One of the so-called rules of poetry is that good poets should avoid adverbs. Most poets scoff at the notion... | added 1 year ago |
No Later Than vs. No Later Then Homophones are words that sound the same but have different meanings. English has many homophones, and most ... | added 1 year ago |
We see these words in libraries and bookstores, in magazines and online, but what do fiction and nonfiction ... | added 1 year ago |
In recent times, many writers have become concerned with shortcomings in the English language regarding pron... | added 1 year ago |
Have you ever wondered why some pairs of words are shortened into a single word, but not other pairs? To mak... | added 1 year ago |
Nerve Wracking vs. Nerve Racking Sometimes, it feels as if we experience stressful situations—or at least worry about them—every day of our l... | added 1 year ago |
Another day and another set of confusing words. Like so many words in English, knight and night have identic... | added 1 year ago |
Never mind (nevermind?) is a popular phrase in speech and writing, but there is some confusion on how the wo... | added 1 year ago |
If two or more words sound the same when spoken out loud, but have different meanings, they are called homop... | added 1 year ago |
The misuse of either one of these words is nauseating for some, but many don’t know the difference—or if the... | added 1 year ago |
The first time you looked at a paycheck, you may have seen a large number and been very happy, only to have ... | added 1 year ago |
Many of the languages in use today have been around for millennia. English has gone through many changes dur... | added 1 year ago |
Human men have hair on their faces. Some men style their facial hair in fashionable ways. Other men grow the... | added 1 year ago |
