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How to Reach Out to Someone Beyond “How Are You?”With so many uncertainties stemming from the current pandemic, you might be looking for more human connection and comfort from...November 19, 2020
English Vocabulary: 10 Ways to Improve itTable of contents Reading Listening Writing Watching Conversing The English language often lacks both rhyme and reason. It’s full...November 5, 2020
5 Positive Phrases That Make Your Communication More OptimisticIf you’ve been failing to see the silver lining lately, you’re not alone. Over the course of the pandemic, positivity and...June 11, 2020
How to Learn New Words While You’re Writing | Grammarly SpotlightQuick, how many synonyms can you think of for handy? We’ll give you a second . . . How about convenient, nearby, helpful,...May 22, 2020
17 Overused Food Words and Phrases, and How to Replace ThemThere are a few rules of good writing that apply in pretty much any context: Good grammar is essential if you want to be...October 23, 2019
25 Beautiful English Words and MeaningsThere are many beautiful words in the English language, but some of the most beautiful include aurora, crystalline, ethereal,...December 18, 2018
20 Overused Words Grammarly Can Help You Diversify in Your WritingEven the most professional writers need help coming up with substitutes for common words like “great,” “task,” or “make.” There...July 24, 2018
8 Scrumptious Words to Describe Your Thanksgiving DinnerChefs are like writers—always combining the elements of their trade to create new works of art. How else do you think we got ice...November 23, 2017
Persons vs. People vs. Peoples—What’s the Difference?Most of the time, people is the correct word to choose as a plural for person. Persons is archaic, and it is safe to avoid using...June 29, 2017
How to Use “Regards,” “Best Regards,” and “Kind Regards” in Professional Emails“Regards” is a courteous way to convey good wishes or respect toward the recipient at the end of the message. “Regards” is a...June 29, 2017