Nauman Anwar

When writing a birthday card, sending a message to your mother, or choosing the right spelling for a family story, you might wonder whether to … Read More

When writing about a lawsuit, you might wonder whether the correct spelling is suing or sueing. The confusion arises because the verb sue ends in … Read More

You are writing about the weather becoming less humid, or perhaps telling someone to put wet clothes in a machine. Should you write drier or … Read More

Have you ever wondered whether to write axle or axel when describing a car repair or a figure skating performance? These two words sound alike, … Read More

Have you ever written “She layed the book on the table” and wondered whether the spelling was right? The confusion is understandable because many English … Read More

Have you ever paused while writing a science assignment or report to wonder whether the plural of gas is gases or gasses? Both spellings appear … Read More

Have you ever confused latter with ladder while writing an email, completing an assignment, or comparing two choices? These words look and sound similar, but … Read More

When someone sends you a message like “BTW, are you coming tonight?” you might wonder what those three letters mean. BTW means “by the way.” … Read More

Choosing between who and whom can be confusing when you write an email, ask a question, or prepare a formal document. Both words refer to … Read More

Have you ever paused while writing an email or telling a story because you weren’t sure whether to use meanwhile or meantime? Both words refer … Read More