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    Knowledge - Grammar / Spelling

    Ever gotten called out for the difference between you’re and your? We’ve all been there–and we don’t ever want to go back. These insightful and interesting grammar articles will turn you into a word whiz quicker than you can blame autocorrect for your grammar faux pas.

    due to vs. because of

    This Is the Real Difference Between “Due to” and “Because Of”

    If you think you can use "because of" and "due to" interchangeably, watch out: The grammar nerds are coming for you. Here's how to protect yourself.

    What’s the Correct Way to Pronounce “Caribbean”?

    You've probably heard two distinct ways. Time to get to the bottom of it—is one...

    How to Say “Hello” in 17 Different Languages

    For World Hello Day, learn how to greet someone in Spanish, French, Japanese, and many...

    Here’s How to Correctly Use an En Dash

    It has a couple specific uses.

    The 20 Most Confusing Rules in the Grammar World

    The English language can be seriously perplexing. These 20 rules even boggle the minds of...

    Here’s Exactly How to Pluralize a Word Ending in S

    And what do you do when it's possessive?!

    This Is How You’re Supposed to Pronounce “Worcestershire”

    Wor-ces-ter-shire? Wo-chess-ter-shire? Wer-ches-ter?

    Anytime vs. Any Time: How to Tell the Difference

    Anytime you're confused about this rule, here's how to correctly use each phrase.

    9 Hidden Symbols You Never Knew You Could Text

    Whether you go for Apple or Android, every grammar nerd will love these tricks that...

    19 Celebrity Names You’re Probably Pronouncing Wrong

    Your friends will probably keep saying these stars' names wrong, but here's how to pronounce…

    Grammar Rules: How to Sound Smarter

    Think you know how to talk real good? Test yourself: These grammar rules will surprise...