One of the greatest accomplishments of every poet is to publish his own poetry book. Many write but not many have the confidence to go the route of publishing. Luckily, in this era, you don’t have to aim to become a bestseller…
Over and more than can be used interchangeably. Their meanings may not be the same, but they can still be used to replace each other. The main difference is that one makes the work have a formal tone, while the…
As a writer, I have used italics, bold, and underline to emphasize some text, especially titles, without knowing why. A deeper delve revealed I couldn’t just use any as I deemed fit. What I learned is exactly what I have…
Did you know that the types of poems are too many? They are created in multiple languages, and you can even create one yourself. Don’t get overwhelmed by that statement, it just shows that there is a form suitable for…
As a creative writer, one way to spice up your dialogue is to play with homographs. What are homographs? How are they used? Can you give me some examples? Easy with the questions, we have a comprehensive explanation that will…
Most people mix up its and it’s and don’t even realize it. Even some writers do not know when to put the apostrophe and when not to use it. If you make this mistake, don’t worry, even some native English…
Whomever is a pronoun that means “whatever person” or “no matter who.” Whoever means exactly the same. The English language is highly versatile and complex. Two words can have the same meaning but they cannot be used interchangeably. Many English tutors…
Some words sound alike but have different meanings. They’re called homophones. Cite and sight, Flower and flour, Hole and whole are examples of homophones. When these pair of words are spoken aloud, they sound exactly alike, while their spellings and meanings are different. There and their are such words.…
When it comes to describing possession in the English language, have and has are the most popular words. We use them every day and from their usage, it is obvious that we neither know the grammar rules nor follow them. …
Italics give text a slanted effect. It is used to highlight specific words or parts, and titles such as books, movies, and even magazines. There is a lot of misunderstanding about the words that should have italics and which should not.…