Features

Features

• “As good or better than” is as bad as, if not worse than…

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• A homage or an homage?

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• Expedite or expediate?

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• “Awhile” or “a while?”

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• Nice segway — or nice segue?

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• ‘Twas the night before Christmas — or should that be “t’was”?

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• Is that a C change or a sea change?

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• Writing for business — a majority is or a majority are?

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• Pricing — is it competitive, aggressive or predatory?

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• The difference between “someday” and “some day”

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• Low and behold? Lo and behold?

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• Which is correct – traveler or traveller?

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• Can you use “between” when you’re talking about more than two things?

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• Good-bye, good-by, goodbye, goodby?

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• Forecast or forecasted?

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• Bare in mind or bear in mind?

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• Does a question mark go inside or outside of quotation marks?

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• Easier or more easily – Which is correct?

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• Is that six month’s, six months’ or six months worth?

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• “Here, here” or “hear, hear?”

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• Based off or based on – Which is correct?

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• What’s the past tense of spin — spinned, span or spun?

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• Which is correct — roll back or rollback?

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• When should you use commas with “such as” and “including”?

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• As you requested, per and as per

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• Comprises or is comprised of?

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• Graciously accept or graciously decline? You may do either — but can you say you’re doing so?

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