Krishna Mahor 
If you ever saw “seel” and thought that was just a typo for “seal,” then you’re asking the only question. The two words are spelled almost identically, are pronounced the same way, but one is a common word in English, and the other has nearly vanished from modern use. This seal vs seel guide explains … Read more
If you’ve ever hesitated mid-sentence debating whether you should type out “planed” or “planned,” then you’re waging a quiet battle of one of the sneakier spelling errors in English. These two words seem almost identical; they sound similar when pronounced very fast and yet mean different things. It is hard to blame you – getting … Read more
Nomenclature has a long, storied history-a tradition that goes back from real-world armed forces to gaming clans, to airsoft teams and even to fictional stories based around small bands of brothers in arms. Not only does a great name identify a team, but it also reinforces its identity, lifts spirits and provides focus for an … Read more
Cornhole has gone from a backyard barbecue game to one of the most competitive social lawn games on this side of horseshoes – not only are there leagues and tournaments, but there is even a televised championship. However, before you slide up to the boards there is one decision that all serious cornhole pairs must … Read more
When writing on the phone in a hurry or shooting off a text message, it can be even easier to second-guess what should otherwise be an automatic spell. The bearly or barely question is one of those little but unexpectedly frequent mix-ups, and like many second language instructors, I frequently see it in casual texts, … Read more
If you’ve paused during the process of composing a work email or a school assignment if you were meant to write presentor vs presenter, you are certainly not alone. This spelling question arises all the time, especially in formal writing (in work and education) where there is likely to be a lot of use of … Read more
There are hardly any spelling mix-ups as consistent as the confusion between pacient or patient. And this error in particular, it shows up time and time again, whether a writer is composing a quick note, filling out medical paperwork, or typing a message describing his or her own personality. In this article, we will put … Read more
It is not an easy choice either: from having a chat window with your friends, to naming the new book club you are signing up for, starting a dance team at school, or just needing something that reflects the energy of your squad, there are so many girls’ group names! A good one immediately gives … Read more
For many, the sheer relief of making a newly minted sword in Minecraft is its own kind of satisfaction, but plenty of players don’t stop there. If you relabel your weapon with an impressive title, it will feel almost mythological after you’ve fought some creepers or cleared that dungeon where it really hung in there … Read more
In practical use, one of the very few spelling questions that pop up daily is whether it’s comming or coming. This word catches an incredibly large part of the population, from students who are writing fast notes to professionals who type fast emails, since the correct version doesn’t usually conform to how someone would naturally … Read more