Grammar

You are about to publish a landing page, send a newsletter, or write a quick email. Then you stop and stare at two words. Is it "signup" or "sign up"?…

"Ourselves" is the correct form in almost every sentence you will write. "Ourself" is a rare singular variant, used mainly when one person speaks as "we," as a monarch does.…

Less than is the correct phrase. Use it whenever you compare amounts, sizes, ages, prices or any other measurable thing. "Less then" is a typo in nearly every sentence where…

"Simpler" is the standard comparative of "simple," and it is correct in nearly every sentence. "More simple" is also grammatical, but it is less common and usually appears for rhythm…

Similes for strong are comparisons that use "as" or "like" to show great physical power, firm character, or lasting endurance. Phrases such as "strong as an ox" and "solid as…

You are filling out a form, writing an invitation, or typing a date into an email. You reach the 23rd of the month and stop. Does the ending look right?…

You are typing a birthday message, filling in a form, or setting up a calendar invite, and you pause. Does the date end in "th" or "nd"? It looks like…

The best reply to “good night” matches the person and the moment. Say “sweet dreams” to a partner, “sleep well” to a friend, and “rest well” in a formal setting.…

You are typing a note to your manager, a teacher, or a client. You need the word for "not being there," and your fingers hesitate. Is it absence or absense?…

You type a quick message, hit send, and spot the mistake a second later. "I have to much work." Or "Are you coming to?" Nobody is harmed, but it stings…