Reinforce or Reenforce: Which Spelling Is Actually Correct?
You’re typing a sentence about strengthening a wall, a habit, or an argument, and your fingers pause. Is it reinforce or reenforce? Spellcheck hasn’t flagged either one, so now you’re second-guessing yourself. This mix-up trips up…
Acception vs Exception: What’s the Real Difference?
You’re halfway through an email, and you stop. Is it “with the acception of” or “with the exception of”? One of these words sounds fancy but might not even be real. The other you use all the time without thinking…
What Kind of vs What Kinds of: Which One Is Correct?
You’re typing a message, and you pause. Should it be “what kind of car” or “what kinds of car”? You know both sound familiar, but only one fits the sentence you’re writing. Get it wrong in an email or a job…
Aswell or As Well: Which One Is Actually Correct?
You’re halfway through an email, you type “thanks for that, and let me know if you need anything else aswell” and then you pause. Something looks off. Is it one word or two? You’re not alone. This mix-up trips up even confident…