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Common grammatical errors and misspellings
The hidden cost of saying "scotch free"
People often make this error because "scotch" sounds similar to ... Learn more →
Anticipation awaits: correcting "with baited breath"
This error occurs due to confusion between the word "baited" ... Learn more →
Faint praise for "feint praise": a slip of the tongue
People mix up "feint" and "faint" because they sound similar, ... Learn more →
Why "flush out a concept" doesn't hold water
The error occurs because "flush out" and "flesh out" sound ... Learn more →
Why "laying on the couch" doesn't sit right
The error stems from the confusion between the verbs "lay" ... Learn more →
"Wether" or not: clearing up the confusion
People often confuse "wether" with "whether" because they sound similar ... Learn more →
Why "I feel badly" doesn't feel right
People often use "badly" due to confusion between how verbs ... Learn more →
Why "managable" stands outside the dictionary
People might drop the "e" mistakenly, as it sounds correct ... Learn more →
Why "receive" isn’t spelled "recieve": a closer look at common confusion
The confusion between "i" and "e" often stems from the ... Learn more →
Why "expresso" isn't a legit brew
The error likely arises from the influence of the English ... Learn more →