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Common grammatical errors and misspellings
Why "had spoke" is a tense troublemaker
People often mistakenly use the simple past tense form "spoke" ... Learn more →
Why "in anyway" isn't the way
People mistakenly combine "any way" into "anyway" even when they ... Learn more →
The sound reason: why "mute point" is a common misstep
People often mishear the phrase "moot point" and mistakenly use ... Learn more →
The curious misstep: why "since many years" misses the mark
"Since many years" combines "since," which is used with specific ... Learn more →
Why "had came" misses the mark: a grammar guide
People often make this mistake because they confuse "had came" ... Learn more →
Why "to rollback" rolls off course: a deep dive into language precision
People often make this error because "rollback" is typically used ... Learn more →
Why "had broke" breaks grammar rules
People often confuse past tense forms with past participle forms, ... Learn more →
Why "be apart of" keeps you aside: understanding this common grammatical error
People often confuse "apart" with "a part" because they sound ... Learn more →
Why "laying low" is a linguistic slip-up
The verbs "lay" and "lie" are often confused because they ... Learn more →
Why "less then" leaves linguists less than impressed
People often confuse "then" and "than" because they sound similar ... Learn more →