If you have ever been in a group chat, scrolling through social media, or reading a quick text and suddenly paused at the words fliers or flyers, you are not alone. This pair confuses a lot of people. Are they slang. Are they text...
If you’ve ever seen someone drop “equal to or greater than” or the symbol >= in a text, comment, or online chat and thought, “Wait… are we doing math now?” you’re not alone. What used to live strictly inside classrooms, spreadshee...
If you have ever paused mid text wondering whether to type ensure or insure you are not alone. These two words look similar sound similar and are constantly mixed up in chats emails captions and comments. In fast moving digital co...
Understanding either or neither is essential for anyone who wants to write or speak English clearly. These words might seem small and simple, but mixing them up can confuse your audience. Whether you are texting a friend, posting ...
In everyday writing, texting, and online communication, small phrases like due to and do to can be surprisingly tricky. They look almost identical, but using the wrong one can make your sentence confusing or even grammatically inc...
If you have ever typed a price in a text, social media post, or online chat and paused wondering, “Does the dollar sign go before or after the number?” you are not alone. This small detail often causes confusion in casual texting,...