Category: Grammar
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One Less Thing vs One Fewer Thing: Which One is Correct?
Common Errors in English Language: If you’re wondering if you should use “one less thing” or “one thing less”, rest assured both are correct. However, “one less thing” is more common than “one thing less”.
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Visited vs Have Visited vs Had Visited: How to Use Them Correctly
Common Errors in English Sentences: Using correct tense an important part of every business communication as it reflects your personality, especially when you’re communicating with someone who is well-versed in English language.
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How to Write Effective Business Emails at Work
Common Errors in English Grammar: It’s the quality of grammar and correct spelling, and tone that matters a lot in business email writing. Learn how to write effective business emails.
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A List of Common English Mistakes Indians Make
Common English Mistakes: Since English is a second language in India, many tend to maintain a flexible approach towards using prepositions in writing as well as speech.
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Avoid These Common Errors in Your Everyday Emails
Most Common English Errors: You don’t want to let these common English mistakes ruin your image at work. So, beware of these errors and learn how to fix them in your email next time.
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Little vs Less vs Fewer Examples: How to Use Them Correctly
Typical English Grammar Mistakes: Almost every day, I see people use less instead of little and less instead of fewer. This post is designed to address those common errors.
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For Two Years vs. Since Two Years: Which One is Correct?
Common English Errors: Grammatically speaking, For and Since are both prepositions which can be used in a sentence to express a specific time or period of time depending on the context.
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Why “Couldn’t Able to” is Incorrect and What You Should Say Instead
Common English Errors: When you talk about a situation in the past when you tried harder to achieve something and succeeded in it, then you usually use ‘was able to’ or ‘managed to’.
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Why You Should Avoid “According to Me” Expression
Common English Mistakes: It’s quite common to come across a lot of people use “According to me” when they simply want to say “In my view/opinion”.