Sarah Mitchell

“Smoothe” and “smooth” look almost identical, but they are not equally correct in modern English. Smooth is the standard spelling used as an adjective, verb, … Read More

“Neither” and “either” are commonly confused because both refer to two choices or people. However, they express opposite ideas: neither means “not one and not … Read More

“Quaff” and “coif” look and sound somewhat similar, but they have completely different meanings and uses. Quaff is a verb related to drinking, while coif … Read More

Finding the right words to describe someone who remains deeply loyal, committed, and caring can make your writing much more powerful. Similes for devoted help … Read More