Don't say that, Do say this "called him out" v "took him to task" vspace_10px.png Don't say that: "Called him out" Do say this: "took him to task" spacer_20_tallx1_wide.png please_be_informed_front_page_article_separator.png Interpretative v interpretive vspace_10px.png Don't say that: interpretive Do say this: Interpretative spacer_20_tallx1_wide.png please_be_informed_front_page_article_separator.png Safeguarded v protected vspace_10px.png Don't say that: safeguarded Do say this: protected spacer_20_tallx1_wide.png please_be_informed_front_page_article_separator.png Reoccur v recur v happen again vspace_10px.png Don't say that: reoccur Do say this: happen again spacer_20_tallx1_wide.png please_be_informed_front_page_article_separator.png RPMs v RPM vspace_10px.png Don't say that: RPMs Do say this: RPM spacer_20_tallx1_wide.png please_be_informed_front_page_article_separator.png abolishment v abolition vspace_10px.png Don't say that: abolishment Do say this: abolition spacer_20_tallx1_wide.png please_be_informed_front_page_article_separator.png based in v in vspace_10px.png Don't say that: "based in" Do say this: In spacer_20_tallx1_wide.png please_be_informed_front_page_article_separator.png Impacted v Affected vspace_10px.png Don't say that: Impacted: for example "not be adversely impacted after 2025" (USA IRS statement) Do say this: Affected: for example "not be adversely affected after 2025" spacer_20_tallx1_wide.png please_be_informed_front_page_article_separator.png pro former v pro forma vspace_10px.png Don't say that: pro former Do say this: pro forma spacer_20_tallx1_wide.png please_be_informed_front_page_article_separator.png Credited v accredited vspace_10px.png Don't say that: Don't say "accredited" when you mean "credited." We found this error in a financial document. Do say this: Do say "credited" when you mean money has been added to an account. spacer_20_tallx1_wide.png please_be_informed_front_page_article_separator.png Settlor v Settler vspace_10px.png Don't say that: A settlor is a person that "settles" property in a trust A settler is a person who takes possession of land, often without lawful title. Do say this: "Joe settled the sum 2,000 on his niece." Joseph settled on a plot of land. spacer_20_tallx1_wide.png please_be_informed_front_page_article_separator.png minor v miner vspace_10px.png Don't say that: The minor was looking for gold or it was a miner problem Do say this: The miner was looking for gold or it was a minor problem spacer_20_tallx1_wide.png please_be_informed_front_page_article_separator.png Seam v Seem vspace_10px.png Don't say that: It seamed obvious or There was a visible seem in the sewing Do say this: It seemed obvious or There was a visible seam in the sewing spacer_20_tallx1_wide.png please_be_informed_front_page_article_separator.png Subjective v Objective vspace_10px.png Don't say that: "Subjective" when it relates to something quantifiable or to a fact. "Objective" when it relates to an opinion Do say this: "Objective" when it relates to a fact or something quantifiable. "Subjective" when it relates to an opinion. spacer_20_tallx1_wide.png please_be_informed_front_page_article_separator.png Differ v Defer vspace_10px.png Don't say that: Those two things defer from each other Do say this: Those two things differ from each other spacer_20_tallx1_wide.png please_be_informed_front_page_article_separator.png Pages1 2 3 4 5 6 next › last »
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