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Common grammatical errors and misspellings
Why "upmost" doesn't reach the top
"Upmost" sounds similar to "utmost", and people may mistakenly think ... Learn more →
The truth about "truely": a common spelling mistake explained
People may mistakenly believe "truly" follows the regular pattern of ... Learn more →
Why "untill" is a spelling slip-up
People often make this error due to confusion arising from ... Learn more →
Why "jewlery" doesn't shine: a guide to correct spelling
People often make this error because of the phonetic pronunciation ... Learn more →
Why 'occurred' needs two 'r's: a spelling insight
The word "occurred" is often misspelled as "occured" because people ... Learn more →
Why "I'm bias" doesn't say what you think
People often mistakenly use "bias" as an adjective instead of ... Learn more →
Why "tough road to hoe" doesn't make sense
People often mishear the phrase "tough row to hoe" and ... Learn more →
The sudden truth about "all the sudden"
People often mishear or conflate "all of a sudden" as ... Learn more →
Why 'wreckless' isn't the word for careless driving
People often confuse the word "wreckless" with "reckless". The error ... Learn more →
Why "your welcome" doesn't quite greet correctly
People often hear the phrase "you're welcome" in spoken English ... Learn more →