Wordility

Family Emergency is a noun phrase that refers to unexpected situations involving family members requiring immediate attention or action. Examples…

A person who makes fun of others is someone who ridicules or mocks people, often to entertain themselves or gain…

“As you know” is a conversational marker or discourse marker that is used to introduce information assumed to be already…

“I’m glad to hear that” is a colloquial expression conveying joy or approval in response to positive news. It’s an…

“Have a nice evening” is a friendly farewell used to wish someone well as they depart or conclude an interaction.…

Let’s begin by banishing the myth that “cost” only has one past tense. It’s like a chameleon, changing its form…

“Don’t Bite Your Nails” on a roller coaster! It’s time to take a juicy bite out of the past tense…

It’s always a literal fight to untangle the tricky trio: “in between,” “inbetween,” and the OG “between.” Gladly, this article…

It’s the thrill of knowledge transfer! Your noble educator is ready to impart wisdom and illuminate your mind. But let’s…

Don’t even think of “spreaded” here. It’s a mere misconception, and should be dispelled alongside “swimmed” and “flewed.” Even though…