Nauman Anwar

Have you ever wondered whether to write “I showed him the picture” or “I have shown him the picture”? Both showed and shown are correct … Read More

When writing sentences such as “What kind of music do you like?” or “What kinds of books do you read?”, it is easy to wonder … Read More

When writing a text message, an email, or an article, you might wonder whether to write cellphone as one word or cell phone as two … Read More

Have you ever wondered whether to write eventhough or even though when expressing a contrast in a sentence? The confusion is understandable because the two … Read More

Have you ever wondered whether to write “wait awhile” or “wait a while”? Both expressions appear frequently in everyday English, emails, books, and online conversations, … Read More

Have you ever wondered whether to write anymore or any more in a sentence? Both forms are correct in standard English, but they do not … Read More

Have you ever written a sentence such as “I think about you everytime I hear this song” and wondered whether everytime should be written as … Read More

When writing an email, sending a text message, or having a conversation, you may wonder whether to write anyway or any way. Although these expressions … Read More

When writing a sentence such as “She walked into the room” or “She went in to speak with the manager,” it can be difficult to … Read More

Have you ever wondered whether to write “I exercise everyday” or “I exercise every day”? Both forms look and sound almost identical, but they have … Read More