Insights Into Good Writing

Do you feel bad when you don’t understand English idioms? Don’t worry, we can help you feel better by explaining the meaning of “under the weather” and giving you some examples.

If you’re looking for other words you can use in place of “confusing,” you’ve come to the right place. We compiled a list of synonyms plus example sentences to help expand your English vocabulary and improve your fluency.

Learning English can be tricky, especially when you’re dealing with homophones like “discrete” and “discreet.” We’ll provide clear explanations and examples to help you learn what these words mean so that you can use them correctly in your writing.

A pillar of good writing is to avoid repeating the same words and phrases throughout your text. So, if you’re looking for another way to say “in order to,” we have you covered with this helpful list of synonyms and example sentences.

Not sure what’s the difference between “beside” and “besides”? We use elaborate explanations and useful examples to help you understand what these two commonly confused words mean, so you can use them confidently in your writing.