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Common grammatical errors and misspellings
Tomato, tomatoes, but never "tomatoe"!
People often add an "e" at the end of "tomato" ... Learn more →
Small word, big mistake: the "miniscule" error
People often assume the word is related to the prefix ... Learn more →
Why "ment" steers us wrong: the linguistic perspective
People might make this error due to the similarity between ... Learn more →
Why "anual" isn't in the dictionary: the importance of double 'n'
The error often occurs because "anual" appears similar to the ... Learn more →
The reason behind "concieve": a common spelling misstep
The incorrect spelling "concieve" results from applying the "I before ... Learn more →
Why "allready" doesn't make the cut
The error occurs due to a phonetic misconception. People often ... Learn more →
Why "brocoli" leaves a sour taste in the dictionary
This error is often made because of its phonetic similarity ... Learn more →
"Aquaint" yourself with the right spelling!
This mistake often occurs because the letter "c" in "acquaint" ... Learn more →
Why "asterix" is a star-crossed misstep
People often confuse "asterix" with "asterisk" due to the similarity ... Learn more →
Why "buyed" isn't in your dictionary
People might use "buyed" by applying a regular past tense ... Learn more →