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Common grammatical errors and misspellings
The problem with "to not to": a closer look
People often mistakenly use "to not to" by confusing the ... Learn more →
Why we should say "several" instead of "a several"
People sometimes confuse the use of "a" and "several". "A" ... Learn more →
A magician’s secret: why "slight of hand" deserves a disappearing act
People often incorrectly hear or remember the phrase "sleight of ... Learn more →
It's not "with in": understanding the common mistake
People often mistakenly separate "within" into "with in" due to ... Learn more →
Why "didn't have" is incorrect: understanding past tense
This error often occurs due to confusion about using the ... Learn more →
Why "in vein" is a bloody mistake
People confuse "in vein" with the correct phrase "in vain" ... Learn more →
Why "is loathe to" misspeaks the intention
People often confuse the words "loathe" and "loath" because they ... Learn more →
Why "it weighted" doesn’t weigh in correctly
This error occurs because "weighted" is mistakenly used as the ... Learn more →
Why "principle character" isn’t the right leading role
People often confuse "principle" with "principal" because they sound similar ... Learn more →
Why "was wrote" strikes the wrong chord in english
People often get confused with English past tense structures and ... Learn more →