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Cancelled vs Canceled: Which Is Correct?

Canceled is standard in American English, while cancelled is standard in British English. Learn how to spell this word correctly.

Self-Editing for Fiction Writers: 10 Top Tips

If you're overwhelmed by editing your own manuscript, you're in the right place. Check out our ten tips for self-editing for fiction writers.

Christmas Gifts for Writers: 26 Best Ideas Every Writer Needs

We've put together a list of our favorite gifts for writers so you can wow the writer in your life with a thoughtful, useful gift that will help them grow and develop as a writer.

En Dash: When to Use It (with Examples)

Have you ever wondered what an en dash is? The en dash symbol is used for number and date ranges, partnerships, and directions. Here's how to use the en dash in your writing.

Em Dash: What Is It and How to Use It

What's an em dash and how do you use it a sentence? Learn more about this versatile punctuation mark that can replace commas, parentheses, semicolons, and more.

Hyphen vs Dash: What's the Difference?

What's the difference between a hyphen and a dash? These punctuation marks have different uses and aren't interchangeable. This article covers the difference between a hyphen, en dash, and em dash.

Past Tense of Seek: What Is it?

What is the past tense of seek? Is it seeked or sought? Find out in this article.

What Is Te? Definition, Meaning, and Examples

What is te? Sometimes, te is just a typo for “the.” Other times, it can refer to an abbreviation, word, or acronym in science, philosophy, sports, or music.

Comma Splice: What It Is and How to Fix It (with Examples)

What is a comma splice? In this article, we'll cover what a comma splice is, why you should avoid it, and how to fix it in your writing.

Little Bit: Definition, Meaning, and Examples

What does the idiom little bit mean, and should you use it in your writing? Find out more about this English phrase and the best alternatives for formal writing.