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There are many phrases you can use to express understanding—you don’t have to depend solely on “I understand.” We’ll help enhance your vocabulary by teaching you eleven casual and formal ways to convey comprehension.

Whether for a graduation, wedding, promotion, or any other special occasion, surely there are different ways to say “congratulations,” right? Yes! Below, you’ll find fifteen fun, friendly, and unique congratulatory words and phrases.

Are you tired of using “best wishes” to end an email? Or perhaps you’re congratulating someone, and “best wishes” seems impersonal. Those are valid concerns that we’re here to help with. We’ll elaborate on what this phrase means and provide alternative expressions you can use instead.

Can “prior” and “previous” be used interchangeably? Let’s take a step back to dissect these two words by analyzing their definitions and reviewing example sentences so that you can understand the differences between them.

“Hispanic” and “Latino” are often used interchangeably, but do they mean the same thing? Answering this question is quite complicated. Below, we’ll clarify the difference between “Hispanic” and “Latino” so you can learn when to use these terms.