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Tag: frequently mixed up words

Envelop/Envelope

Envelop/Envelope

 Scribendi.com’s editors explain the difference between envelop and envelope.
Forego/Forgo

Forego/Forgo

 Scribendi.com’s editors explain the difference between forgo and forego.
May vs. Might: One Guide to Rule Them All

May vs. Might: One Guide to Rule Them All

 Knowing when to use may vs. might can be harder than trying to destroy the One Ring. These examples in the writing of Tolkien will help you use them correctly.
Sense/Since

Sense/Since

 Scribendi.com’s editors explain the difference between sense and since.
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