Posts by Ryan Mitchell

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).…

If you have ever typed the word and second-guessed yourself, you are not alone. Kindergarten or kindergarden is one of the most common spelling questions searched online — by parents,…

If you've ever paused mid-sentence wondering whether to write halves or halfs, you're not alone. This is one of those small but surprisingly common spelling questions that trips up native…

If you've ever paused mid-sentence wondering whether to write outting or outing, you're in very good company. This is one of those quiet spelling traps that catches even confident writers…

Have you ever typed "lillies" in a message, only to stop and wonder — wait, is that actually right? You're not alone. The question of lilies or lillies is one…

If you have ever typed out the word for someone from El Salvador and hesitated mid-keystroke — Salvadoran or Salvadorian — you are not alone. This is one of those…

If you've ever typed a sentence and paused over the spelling — bellow or below — you're not alone. These two words look almost identical, sound fairly similar, and yet…

If you've ever typed "skiis" and second-guessed yourself mid-sentence, you're far from alone. The debate around skis or skiis trips up beginners, native English speakers, and even avid winter sports…