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English word order can be confusing, especially when two words seem to work in more than one position. Would Also or Also Would The good … Read more

I Are or I Am We say you are, they are, and we are, but when the subject is I, we use am. So, the … Read more

Pretense or Pretence Or perhaps you have seen both spellings in books, websites, and messages and thought they might have different meanings. The good news … Read more

Take It or Leave It Does it mean someone should take an object and then leave it? Not quite. “Take it or leave it” is … Read more

Leapt or Leaped You may see a sentence such as “The cat leaped over the wall” and another such as “The cat leapt over the … Read more

Amount of, Quantity of, or Number of They all talk about “how much” or “how many” of something there is, but they are not always … Read more

If you work with online forms, spreadsheets, apps, or databases, you have probably seen the phrase auto populate. Auto Populate or Autopopulate Which form should … Read more

Year Old or Years Old Hyphen Rule Then you may have seen another sentence such as “She is five years old” and noticed that there … Read more

English learners often get confused by small words that sound exactly the same. “To” and “too” are a perfect example. One small letter can change … Read more

Everyone or Every One In everyday English, however, there is a small but important difference between them. The word everyone is usually used when we … Read more