Began or Begun The Simple Rule You’ll Never Forget 

Began or Begun
You’re composing an e-mail message. You type “I have started the project. There’s something wrong, but you don’t know what.If ...
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Written vs Wrote: What’s the Difference? (+ Easy Examples)

Written vs Wrote
You’re in the middle of an email. You write, but stop, “I have wrote… Something feels off. If that should ...
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Drive or Driven The Simple Guide to Using These Words Correctly

Drive or Driven
At any point in your writing, have you asked yourself, “Should I use drive or driven here?” You’re not alone. ...
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Chose or Chosen what is the difference and which one you use

Chose or Chosen
It is important to note that many English learners as well as native speakers can mix up the meanings of ...
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Sung or Sang which word you use from these

Sung or Sang
Many students of English and even native speakers struggle with “sung or sang.” The two words are both derived from ...
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Difference between Swam and Swum and which is correct

Swam and Swum
The grammar question that is asked by many ELLs and native speakers is “Should I write swam or swum?” Both ...
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Hanged or Hung: What’s Difference and Which You Use

Hanged or Hung
At any point have you paused to ask yourself when writing this question: Should I write “hanged” or “hung“? You’re ...
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Laying or Lying: What’s Difference and Which One You Use

Laying or Lying
Many people get confused about laying or lying because both words sound similar and relate to resting or placing something ...
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Unique or Very Unique which one is correct?

Unique or Very Unique
Many ELLs and native speakers ask if they should write something unique or very unique. Both forms may have been ...
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Whether a colon should follow i.e or e.g. and when is up to debate.

ie-or-eg
Ever come across an email in progress and thought, Should I use “i.e.” or “e.g.”? You’re not alone. These two ...
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