Heal or Heel: What’s the Difference?

Heal or Heel
Ever came across a situation while writing where you didn’t know whether to use heal or heel? You’re not alone. ...
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Grate or Great? What’s the Difference? (+ Easy Examples)

Grate or Great
You put out a message to a friend, or stop. Grateful or Great? Your fingers are on the keyboard, your ...
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Hear vs Here: What’s the Difference? (+ Easy Examples)

Hear vs Here
You’re composing a hasty message. You’d like to type “come over to this spot,” but your fingers type “hear” instead ...
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What’s the Difference?  Aloud and Allowed

Aloud and Allowed
Ever thought of writing “read aloud” or “read allowed“? Or wondered if they can speak or wanted to speak loudly? ...
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Complement vs Compliment: What’s the Difference?

Complement vs Compliment
You are composing an e-mail message. You want to let a colleague know that their presentation was outstanding. Is it ...
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Altar vs Alter: What’s the Difference? (+ Easy Examples)

Altar vs Alter
You are writing a Wedding scene. The couple is standing in the front of the church, holding place for the ...
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Stationary vs Stationery: What’s the Difference?

Stationary vs Stationery
You’ll no doubt have typed one of these words, and then just stopped. Is it ‘stationary‘ or ‘stationery‘? They sound ...
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Bingeing or Binging: Which Spelling Is Correct?

Bingeing or Binging
Have you ever typed “bingeing” and wondered if it should actually be “binging”? You’re not alone. Thousands of people search ...
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Passed or Past: What’s the Difference? (+ Easy Examples)

Passed or Past
You are composing an email message. You type in, “we past the deadline,” and it’s not quite right. Or perhaps ...
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Advice vs Advise: What’s the Difference? (+ Easy Examples

Advice vs Advise
You’re composing an email. You wish to ask your boss for assistance. Should you  or “advise“? Do you say “thank ...
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