Passed and past are two English words that confuse many learners. They sound almost the same when spoken, but they do not have the same … Read more

Preform or perform can be confusing because the two words look almost the same. They have the same ending, and only one small part changes: … Read more

Have you ever typed “loose” when you actually meant “lose”? Or perhaps you have seen someone write “I don’t want to loose my phone” and … Read more

Choosing between Ms or Miss can be confusing, especially for English learners. Both words are used before a woman’s name, and they can look almost … Read more

Have you ever typed “manuel” when you actually meant “manual”? You are not alone. These two words look very similar, and they sound close in … Read more

English learners often pause when they see high quality and high-quality. They look almost identical, so it is easy to wonder whether the hyphen is … Read more

Have you ever typed “messege” and then stopped to wonder whether it is actually correct? You are not alone. This is a very common spelling … Read more

Have you ever stopped while writing a sentence because you could not decide between snuck and sneaked? You are not alone. These two forms confuse … Read more

English spelling can be confusing, especially when two spellings look almost exactly the same. Piece vs peice is a good example. The letters are nearly … Read more

English has many words that look almost the same but can confuse even good learners. Digitalize and digitize are a perfect example. Both words are … Read more