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Do You Need a Comma Before or After However?

Do you need to use a comma before or after the word "however"? We break down the rules and share examples in this post.

Should You Use a Comma Before "such as"?

Should you use a comma before "such as"? We explain how to correctly punctuate a sentence using "such as" in this article.

Capital vs. Capitol: What's the Difference + Examples

Do you constantly confuse "capital" and "capitol"? Don't worry! In this post, we break down the difference between these two homonyms.

Cancelled vs Canceled

Both spellings—canceled and cancelled—are the past tense of the verb to cancel. But which is correct? It depends where you live. Learn the difference in this article.

Payed vs Paid

Payed vs paid: which is correct? We break it down in this article.

Inter or Intra: What's the Difference?

Which is correct, "inter" or "intra"? Discover the difference in this article and use both words with confidence in your writing.

14 of the Hardest Words to Spell (+ Tips to Help You Spell Them Correctly)

Looking for a challenge? In this article, we've rounded up 14 of the hardest to spell words in the English language. We'll teach you how to spell them and give you tips for remembering them in the future. Welcome to your newest party trick!

What does it mean when someone sends me OFC?

Do you know what "OFC" means? In text-messaging, "OFC" typically stands for "of course" (or "of f*cking course"). In writing, "OFC" can also stand for "original female character." Learn the meaning of OFC here.

Plural Nouns: Understand How to Use Them

Do you understand how to use and create plural nouns? In this article, we break down the rules of creating and using plural nouns in your writing.

Make Sure You Use Affective or Effective Correctly

What's the difference between "affective" and "effective"? We explain how to use affective and effective correctly in this article.

Everyday vs Every Day: When and Why to Use Them

"Everyday" is an adjective used to describe something ordinary or usual. "Every day" is a phrase that means "each day." Here's how to correctly use "everyday" vs "every day."

What Are Common Nouns and When to Use Them

Wondering about common nouns and how to use them? In this article, we break down what common nouns are, when to use them, and share meaning and examples.

Making Words Possessive with "S"

How do you create the possessive form of a word that ends with "s"? Discover the rules for this creating possesstives with "s" in this article.

Former or Latter: Which Do You Use and When?

What's the difference between former and latter? Learn how to use former and latter correctly in this article.

Alliteration: Definition and How to Use It to Improve Your Writing

Alliteration is a literary device using multiple words that start with the same sound in order to create a pleasant ring in the reader's mind. In this article, we break down how to use alliteration in your writing.

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Do You Need a Comma Before or After However?

Should You Use a Comma Before "such as"?

Capital vs. Capitol: What's the Difference + Examples

Cancelled vs Canceled

Payed vs Paid

Inter or Intra: What's the Difference?

14 of the Hardest Words to Spell (+ Tips to Help You Spell Them Correctly)

What does it mean when someone sends me OFC?

Plural Nouns: Understand How to Use Them

Make Sure You Use Affective or Effective Correctly

Everyday vs Every Day: When and Why to Use Them

What Are Common Nouns and When to Use Them

Making Words Possessive with "S"

Former or Latter: Which Do You Use and When?

Alliteration: Definition and How to Use It to Improve Your Writing

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You're Currently Browsing:

Grammar Rules

The Writing Process

Blogging and Content Writing

Grammar Rules

Business Writing

Writing Apps

How to Use ProWritingAid

ProWritingAid in the Classroom

Do You Need a Comma Before or After However?

Should You Use a Comma Before "such as"?

Capital vs. Capitol: What's the Difference + Examples

Cancelled vs Canceled

Payed vs Paid

Inter or Intra: What's the Difference?

14 of the Hardest Words to Spell (+ Tips to Help You Spell Them Correctly)

What does it mean when someone sends me OFC?

Plural Nouns: Understand How to Use Them

Make Sure You Use Affective or Effective Correctly

Everyday vs Every Day: When and Why to Use Them

What Are Common Nouns and When to Use Them

Making Words Possessive with "S"

Former or Latter: Which Do You Use and When?

Alliteration: Definition and How to Use It to Improve Your Writing

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