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    Commonly Confused Words

    The following examples are words that are very similar to each other, stemming from the same root and often the cause of confusion as a result. Don’t worry — confusing these words is very common and...
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    Tips to Adding Oomph to your Writing

    We’re not always so lucky as to be able to write about compelling and interesting topics. In fact, most of the time our topics aren’t exactly inclined to get the blood pumping. But our writing shouldn’t...
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    Check The Facts

    Someone is reading your company blog, and they see your reference to an accomplishment from last year. They want to learn more about it, as it piques their interest, so they click on the embedded link....
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    Apostrophes and Plurals: What’s the Deal?

    When plurals are involved, people often get confused as to how they should use apostrophes. That’s just it — you don’t even need to use them half the time. There are three ways to present plurals,...
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    The Difference Adding an –e Makes

    Not only does adding an e at the end of a word change the pronunciation in many cases, it also changes the meaning of the word entirely. This is an all-too-common mistake that we thought was worth bringing...
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    Lost in Translation: Why Fluency Matters

    So you’re at a point in your business where you need to put all your English content into French to make your website bilingual. Great! But where do you start? Instead of trying to summon some of your...
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    Who vs. Whom & Who’s vs. Whose

    Has reading the title confused you yet? That’s ok. We’re here to give you the who’s who on all the whos — complete with examples. Let’s start with the singulars and move on to the plurals later....
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    To Hyphenate, or Not to Hyphenate?

    What’s the difference between state-of-the-art technology and technology being state of the art? Compound modifiers are two or more words expressing a single concept, as in the previous example. Hyphenating...
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    The Breakdown on Brackets

    Brackets are components of punctuation that are often misunderstood. People either use them too much when they get so caught up in side notes that the entire sentence loses direction, or they’re not...
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