Sometimes an extra letter can make a familiar English word look correct even when it is not. “Smoothe” and “smooth” ...

Ever typed out a text like “this week has been too much to bare” and then paused, finger hovering over ...

Have you ever typed out a sentence like “the childrens’ toys are on sale” and then paused, staring at that ...

Ever typed out “practicing” in an email, only to have spellcheck throw a squiggly red line under it? Or maybe ...

Have you ever typed out a sentence, stared at the word “written,” and suddenly thought  wait, is that even spelled ...

A tiny hyphen can sometimes completely change the meaning of a word. “Re-sent” and “resent” are a great example because ...

English has many expressions that look almost correct but can change meaning because of one small punctuation mark. “Each others” ...

Ever written the sentence “she has a real flare for design” and then paused, finger hovering over the keyboard, wondering ...

Ever finished writing a report, thesis, or business document, gotten to that final “extra stuff” section, and suddenly frozen? You ...

Have you ever typed “the 90’s” and then paused, wondering if that apostrophe even belongs there? Or maybe you’ve written ...