Writing Tips

Example vs Sample - The word example is used to mention an illustration, in support of a claim. The word sample is used to denote a specimen or model.

If vs Whether - If is used to describe a condition. Whether is used to describe possibilities or options.

Fewer vs Less - If the noun being measured is countable, like bowls of rice or chocolate bars, use fewer. If the noun cannot be counted, like rice or chocolate, use less.

Idea vs Concept - An idea is a rough mental impression. It could be a thought, suggestion, opinion, belief or intention. Concept stands for an understanding drawn from a particular…

Which vs That - That is used for restrictive clauses. Which is used for nonrestrictive clauses.

Imply vs Infer - Imply means to say something without actually saying it. Infer means to conclude something based on the information received.

Elder vs Older - Elder is an adjective that can be used only when you are talking about people. Older is an adjective, as well. But, unlike elder, it can be used for people as well…

Adapt vs Adopt - Adapt is used either when a change is made to make something more suitable for a particular use or when adjusting to a new place. Adopt is used when something is…

"Between" refers to two objects or people, while "among" refers to three or more. Learn their correct usage to avoid grammatical errors in your writing and speaking.

Amount vs Number - Both refer to quantities, but making the right choice for contextual accuracy can be challenging for writers. Learn the key differences in usage.

Result in means to cause (something) to happen or to produce (something) as a result. Yield means to produce (something).

Raise vs Rise - Raise is a transitive verb that means ‘to move something upwards or lift something to a higher level. Rise is an intransitive verb that means ‘something moves…