Posts by Ryan Mitchell

If you've ever typed "lable" instead of "label," you're not alone. This is one of the most frequent spelling mistakes in both everyday writing and professional documents. A single transposed…

Have you ever typed the word curtsy and paused, wondering if it should be curtsey instead? You are not alone. This is one of those spelling questions that trips up…

Have you ever typed "speach" and wondered if it looked right? You are not alone. Thousands of people search this exact question every month. Whether you are writing an email,…

If you've ever typed this word and paused wondering whether to add that extra e, you're not alone. The question of lovable or loveable trips up even careful writers. The…

If you've ever typed a sentence about trees and second-guessed yourself — is it "forest" or "forrest"? — you're in good company. This is one of the most searched spelling…

If you've ever typed this word and paused — wait, is it one "m" or two? — you're not alone. The debate between programming and programing confuses students, developers, bloggers,…

Have you ever paused mid-sentence wondering: is it lieing or lying? You're not alone. This is one of the most commonly searched spelling questions in English — and the confusion…

You typed it fast in a text message. You saw it in a rap lyric. Now you are second-guessing yourself — is it fiend or feen? You are not alone.…

You're halfway through writing a report — or a tweet — and you freeze. Is it analysing or analyzing? Did you spell it wrong? Does it even matter? Here's the…

Quick answer: Both loses and losses are correct English words — but they are never interchangeable. Loses is a verb (action word), while losses is a noun (result or outcome).…