This article contains affiliate links. For more information, please see my disclaimer. Hard work means that something takes a great deal of effort to do. Hardwork Hardwork is not a word. It is not possible to have one word: “hardwork.” Hard is the adjective in hard … Read more

Research or researches? Which one is correct?! There seems to be a lot of misinformation about this on the web, as most people (including native English speakers) get this one wrong! We can use research as a noun or verb. By definition, research (verb form) … Read more

You type an email for the first time to an important person and you want to know how you should sign off on that email in an appropriate way. Best or Bests Can you say best or bests when concluding the email? The truth is bests is … Read more

Is it what kind of or what kinds of? Which do we use?! You can actually use kind of or kinds of when you are speaking in English. Both statements are correct and are used interchangeably. Kind of Use the singular “kind of” if you … Read more

Is it Chris’s or Chris’ or Chrises?! The short answer is that they are all correct! When talking about something that belongs to Chris, you can say Chris’s or Chris’, such as “Chris’s car” or “Chris’ car.” If you want to make Chris plural, you … Read more

Do you ever find yourself writing or saying, “I haven’t seen her in weeks”? I know I certainly do—in fact, it’s not unusual to hear people use the plural of the noun “weeks” (for example: “It’s been three weeks”). Time expressions can be tricky when … Read more

Canceling or cancelling? Canceled or cancelled? Which are correct? The answer is all of them! They all come from the verb “cancel.” The difference is whether you are writing to a British or American audience. Is canceling spelled with one ‘l’ or two? There are … Read more

Today’s or Todays? Which is correct? In this article, we will explore the correct usage and grammar of “today’s” and “todays.” If your question is whether to use todays or today’s in your sentence… I am almost certain that today’s is the correct answer. Todays … Read more

Is it kindergarden or kindergarten? Non-native and native speakers of English often confuse the words “Kindergarden” and “kindergarten.” The truth is, the word kindergarden is not even a correct word. Kindergarten is often mispelt as kindergarden. The correct spelling of the word is kindergarten. It … Read more