Have you ever wondered whether you should use ‘on to’ or ‘onto’? Perhaps you’re asking yourself that exact question right now. Should it be one word or two words? Let’s find out. ‘Onto’ is a preposition, so you should use it when discussing location. ‘On to’ can be used when […]
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Did someone tell you they were ‘up the river without a paddle’? What does this mean, and where does the phrase come from? We’ll look at the answer to these questions and more in this article. In brief, ‘up the river without a paddle’ means being in a difficult situation […]
Have you spotted the words ‘lessor’ vs ‘lessee’ and wondered what they both mean and what the difference is between them? This article will explain it all. In short, a ‘lessor’ is someone who hires out their asset, and a ‘lessee’ is the person who pays a fee to use […]
If you’ve seen both spellings’ separate’ and ‘seperate’ being used, you might be wondering which one is correct. That’s what this article will aim to answer. In short, ‘separate’ is the correct spelling, and ‘seperate’ is a misspelling of the word and shouldn’t be used. Table of Contents ‘Separate’ or […]
If you’re wondering whether you should use ‘spelt’ or ‘spelled’ in your writing, you’ve come to the right place. In this article, we’ll learn the difference between the two and when to use which. In short, ‘spelt’ and ‘spelled’ are both acceptable in British English, whereas only ‘spelled’ is correct […]
