Nauman Anwar

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

Have you ever paused while writing an email, completing an assignment, or sending a text because you were unsure whether to use their or there? … Read More

You might write “She walked toward the door” in one sentence and see “She walked towards the door” in another. Both sentences are correct, so … Read More

If you’ve searched for “wear and wear,” you may be trying to understand the difference between two similar-sounding English words. The phrase itself is not … Read More

You’re writing a text message, email, or school assignment and pause to ask yourself whether to write “I want to go” or “I want too … Read More

When you’re writing about a decision, you may hesitate between chose and choose. The two words come from the same verb, but they are not … Read More