Have you ever been looking at a recipe that calls for “1 litre of water” but your measuring cup reads “LITER” Instead? You may be wondering why you fill up with “liters of gas” while your British friend is talking … Read more
When it comes to spelling, small mistakes can lead to big confusion. One common mix-up is between “trailer” and “trailor”. At first glance, they look and sound similar, but only one is correct. This comprehensive guide will clear up the … Read more
If you have ever hesitated before typing ‘totalling‘ or ‘totaling’, you are not alone. Every day, thousands of accountants, students, bloggers, and even native speakers stop mid-sentence to ask: Which version is correct? The short answer is both—but the longer, … Read more
Stuck wondering whether to type “requester” or “requestor” in your following email, API spec, or legal brief? You’re not alone. Both refer to someone who makes a request, but their usage differs subtly based on context, audience, and formality. Here’s … Read more