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Healthily vs Healthfully

WEBThis is not the case, as healthfully is a real word with real meaning. Healthfully is an adverb of the word healthful that refers to something that is good for your health. This word is …

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16 Ways to Learn English At Home (+ 1-Week Study Plan)

WEBYou can find a grammar book (I recommend “English Grammar in Use”) or find resources online. My advice for studying grammar at home. Step 1 Find your level. Step 2 Use the …

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Is It Correct to Say “I Hope This Email Finds You Well

WEBSaying “I hope this email finds you well” is okay and correct to use. But, it has a history of overuse that lends itself to disingenuousness. Therefore, there is a myriad of …

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14 ways to reply to “How Are You

WEBHow are you? (inquiry) When someone asks you” How are you?”, they can also mean what it literally means and want to know about your health and wellbeing. You can reply in …

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How to Write an Email to Ask Someone About Their Health

WEBSo, to write an email to ask about someone’s health. Offer a friendly introduction. Offer your sympathy and acknowledge the situation. Ask general questions such as “How are …

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Doing Good or Doing Well

WEBIn English grammar, Good is an adjective and Well is an adverb. An adjective describes a noun and an adverb modifies a verb. In this case, the correct grammar is “doing well” as …

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Rules, Examples and Exercises

WEBDefinition: A comparative adjective is an adjective that compares two nouns. Example: The men are taller than the women. In this example we are comparing two nouns (the men …

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Warm Regards (Meaning and Use)

WEBOne way to end a letter or email is by saying, “Warm Regards” before you include a signature. It ends the correspondence with a heartfelt sentiment. You need to use “warm …

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How to Answer “How are you today

WEBVocabulary / By Conor. It is perfectly acceptable to answer the question “How are you today?” with a one-word answer such as “great” or “good”. How are you today? Great! …

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Is it Important TO or Important FOR

WEBVocabulary / By Conor. “Important to” is used when something is personal to you (subjective) and “Important for” is used when something is valuable to achieve …

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Inquire About,Into, After, On or For

WEBTo “inquire about” is correct English and we often use “about” when we use the verb “inquire”. We use “about” with inquire in general contexts especially in contexts where …

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Usage of ‘Help’ and ‘Help to’ in English Grammar

WEBIn the first example, “help” is used without a preposition to offer assistance directly to the person. In the second example, “help” is used with the preposition “with” to offer assistance with a specific task or problem. In the third example, “help” is used with the preposition “to” in a more formal or old-fashioned manner.

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Good on you and Good for you – What’s the difference

WEBVocabulary / By Conor. “Good for you” and “good on you” have slightly different meanings. “Good for you” is a way to show that you are happy that something good has happened …

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Best wishes TO you or FOR you

WEBResources / By Conor. “Best wishes to you” is usually the correct way to wish someone well. “Best wishes for you” is not grammatically incorrect but it is not the natural way to …

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Womens or Women’s or Womens’ (English Grammar Explained)

WEBWomen’s. Women’s is the plural possessive form of woman/women. We use the possessive form of women when we want to show that more than one woman owns something. The …

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In Regard To vs In Regards To

WEBIn Regards To. “In regards to” is a second variation of the phrase above. “In regards to” is basically the plural version of the phrase. This version is used way less frequently and …

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How to Reply to “Hope You Feel Better Soon”

WEBSample Replies. I’m sorry you’re sick and truly hope you feel better soon. Thank you so much. I will try my best to get better soon. I hope you feel better soon, you’ve been …

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Could you please vs Can you please

WEBAlthough “can you please” and “could you please” mean the same thing, there could be a slight difference in interpretation because of the fact that “could” has a hypothetical meaning in other contexts and “can” has a realistic meaning. People may tend to use “can” for requests that are easier to fulfill and “could” for

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Do You Use "A" or "An" Before Acronyms

WEBThe rule is based on how the words are pronounced, not how they are spelled as you might think. If the acronym starts with the sound of a vowel, you will use An before the …

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