Faze vs. Phase
Faze vs. Phase: What’s the difference between these two homophones? Learn when to use faze vs. phase on today’s new blog post.
Due vs. Dew
The difference between due vs. dew can be difficult to remember. Check out today’s post to learn a trick for remembering the difference.
Wary vs. Weary
What’s the difference between wary and weary? Check out today’s post for a tip to remember the difference between two similar sounding words
Allowed vs. Aloud
What is the difference between allowed vs. aloud? We break down the difference in today’s Wednesday Word on Words post.
Peak vs. Pique
When do you use peak vs. pique? Check out today’s Wednesday Word on Words for a trick to remember the difference between peak vs. pique.
Allusion vs. Illusion
Allusion and illusion are commonly confused homophones. Learn how to remember the difference on today’s new post.
Former vs. Latter
Remembering the difference between former vs. latter can be tricky. Check out today’s post for a tip on how to remember the difference between the two.
That vs. Which
Having trouble with this grammar rule? Here’s an easy way to remember the difference between that vs which.
Lay vs. Lie
The verbs lay vs. lie are often misused. Check out today’s post to help you remember the difference between lay vs. lie.
Moral vs. Morale
Moral and morale are two easily confused words. Remember the difference between moral vs. morale in today’s new post.
Weather vs. Whether
Here’s a memory trick to use “weather” and “whether” correctly
Precede vs. Proceed
Distinguishing the difference between precede vs. proceed can be difficult. Check out a trick for remembering on today’s new post.
Fare vs. Fair
Use this trick to remember the difference between fare vs. fair on today’s Wednesday Word on Words
Addition vs. Edition
Ever wonder what the difference is between addition vs. edition? Check out today’s Wednesday Word on Words post for a trick to remember the difference.
Break vs. Brake
Remember the difference between these two homophones with this trick on today’s Wednesday Word on Words
Accept vs. Except
Remembering the difference between accept vs. except can be difficult. Here’s a way to always use them correctly.
Whose vs. Who’s
Learn the difference between whose vs. who’s on today’s blog post.
Verses vs. Versus
It’s easy to mix up these two commonly confused words. Learn the difference between verses vs. versus on today’s Wednesday Word on Words.
Loose vs. Lose
Ever wonder what the difference is between loose vs. lose? Here’s a quick way to remember.
Affect vs. Effect
Affect and effect are two of the most commonly confused words. Learn the difference on today’s Wednesday Word on Words.