In our everyday conversations, we often ask others to help us choose among various options. How do we phrase such a question? In this case, is “Which is better?” or “Which one is better?” the better option? “Which is better” is the more efficient and concise option and is therefore preferred over “which one is …
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We often need to talk about events that happened in the past and continue to have an impact in some way on the present. In these cases, we might wonder what the best wording is. Would it be correct to say “since then”? It is correct to say “since then” when we want to talk …
It is essential to have the right facts and figures for so many things, from everyday tasks to more critical decisions in our lives in today’s world. Often, we need these details or some guidance from others, but how do we respond when we receive the same from them? Is it correct to say, “Thanks …
Some phrases become a part of long-running grammatical and acceptability debates despite overwhelming popular usage in writing and speech. The reason why they end up there can be one of many. Speaking of which, is it correct to say, “The reason why”? It is correct to say “the reason why.” “Why” is the relative adverb …
You are writing an email to someone and thinking about how to start the main body. You can either get directly to the point or take the time to open with some form of pleasantry. Would it be correct to say, “I hope all is well with you”? It is correct to say “I hope …