“Companies” is the plural form, while “company’s” shows possession for one company.  Many writers pause when choosing between companies or ...

The correct and widely accepted spelling is “sergeant,” while “sargeant” is usually a misspelling or a rare surname variation.  Many ...

The correct form is “sees”, not “see’s,” when you mean the third person singular of the verb “see.”  Many people ...

The correct spelling depends on where you are: “cognisant” is British English, while “cognizant” is American English.  Many people get ...

When discussing circles, both radiuses and radii are used as plural forms of radius, but radii is the correct Latin ...

Enrol and enroll are both correct spellings, but the right choice depends on the type of English you use.  Many ...

“Were or we’re” are two commonly confused words in English, but their meanings are very different.  Many people mix them ...