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How To Spellcheck A Blog Article? [TUTORIAL]
Spellchecking an already published blog article? We make it possible. Check a blog article that is already online for mistakes and errors regarding spelling and grammar! All you need is the URL!
Apart vs A Part – Which One To Use?
You are confused whether to use "apart" or "a part" in writing? Then check out this article. Find out about the difference in meaning as well as some helpful tests that will help you to get them straight! Never use the wrong one again!
289 Words Most Commonly Misspelled In English
You don't want to miss reading this article containing 289 words most commonly misspelled in English language. Hundreds of words that cause headaches and problems for students, teachers and anyone who uses the English language.
A While vs. Awhile – Which To Use?
Have you ever wonder about the words awhile vs. a while and which to use? If so then this article contains some really helpful tips on how to tell the difference between both of them. Find out when to use either of them properly and correctly.
Stay vs Stand – The Crucial Difference
Many words in English are easily confused. Stand and stay are among the more everyday words that get mixed up way too often. Check out the different definitions of these verbs and never use them in the wrong context again!
Lie vs. Lie & The Past Tense
Never use the wrong form of the verb "to lie" again! Conjugate the verb according to it's meaning as either not telling the truth or being in a horizontal position. The verb "to lay" is similar as well, hence why it's conjugation is included in this article as well.
The Difference Between Theirs And Their’s
What is the difference between their's and theirs? Find out which one to use under which circumstances and improve your English writing. With example sentences and explanations!
Everyday vs. Every Day
Some constructs can either be written as one word, or as two words. This is the case with every day and everyday. Yet, the meaning of both differs greatly. Check out which one to use in which context.
Everyday vs. Every Day Grammar Rule
The everyday vs. every day grammar rule can be very complicated and hard to understand. This article from Online Spellcheck explains how to determine easily which of the two of the words to choose.
