“Where” asks about a place. “Were” is a past tense form of the verb “be.” They sound almost the same, ...

A fact is true and can be checked. Fiction is made up and comes from imagination. Mia is reading a ...

Both spellings are used. “Koozie” is a brand name. “Coozie” is the everyday word. Dave is at a summer cookout. ...

“Spicy” is the correct spelling. “Spicey” is a common misspelling. Picture this. Ben writes a review for his favorite taco ...

A “stint” is a period of time doing something. A “stent” is a small medical tube. Picture Dana typing a ...

An “alliance” is a team-up between groups. “Allegiance” is loyalty to one side. Picture this. Two small business owners, Sam ...

“Whether” is a word for choices. “Weather” is a word for rain, sun, and wind. Anna sat down to write ...

Chevrolet makes the Camaro. Ford makes the Mustang. Jake is at a car show. He points at a shiny car. ...

Messi is the artist who dribbles and passes. Ronaldo is the athlete who jumps, runs, and scores with power. Last ...

 “Yesterday’s” shows ownership. “Yesterdays” is a rare plural form, with no apostrophe. Picture Mia typing a work email. She writes, ...