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The -og Family: Catalog, Dialog (US)
Catalog, dialog, analog — the American trims those endings, and here's exactly where it stops
Catalogue or Catalog? UK vs US
Your catalogue crosses the Atlantic and becomes a catalog — the whole -ogue/-og family, laid out plainly
Learnt or Learned? Got or Gotten? Irregular Past Forms
Dreamt or dreamed, got or gotten — the irregular past forms that split British and American English
Spelling Strategies That Work in Both UK & US
A word stalls mid-sentence and spellcheck just underlines it — strategies that work on both sides
How Words Are Built: Prefixes, Suffixes & Roots
Long words like uncomfortable stop feeling scary once you spot the prefix, root and suffix inside
Fewer or Less?
Ten items or less nags at every grammar pedant — when fewer wins and when less actually does
Their, There or They're?
Their, there and they're sound identical out loud and identical is exactly the problem on paper
Complement/Compliment, Principal/Principle, Stationary/Stationery
Compliment your principal on the stationary he ordered — three classic swaps, sorted before they embarrass you
Advice/Advise & Practice/Practise (Regional Split)
That email to your tutor stalls on advice or advise, practice or practise — here's the fix