Academic Writing

Writing has become a skill that is necessary for many professions. Academics, students, and researchers in particular must know how to write clearly so that their ideas can be…

The ability to speak to a computer and have it execute commands, answer questions, or buy your groceries was merely a dream of science fiction until recently. But over the last few…

Chatting with robots, whether by text or by voice, has become a normal part of everyday life for millions of people around the world. As smartphones and other devices become…

for its initiatives to ensure career progression and wellbeing of its employees. Crimson Interactive has been awarded Asia's Best Employer for 2021 by the Employer Branding…

Have you ever come across identical twins? They look alike, are of the same age, and in most cases, have similar sounding names. Most people have a tough time recognizing who is…

Are you one of those people who would rather prefer their writing to be corrected then being ignorant of the confusion caused by some English words? Well, we are too. This is the…

Prepositions are an integral part of the English language. They show the relationship between other words in a sentence. Though most prepositions express very specific ideas, many…

 Two conjunctions ─ and as well as or ─ are a part of almost every sentence. Can you imagine how vague and ambiguous sentences would be without these conjunctions? So, let’s offer…

Is it disc or disk? After all, both the words mean the same and are used for thin, flat, or circular objects. So disc and disk are just different spellings of the same word. The…

Although and though are the two most commonly confused words and writers need to put in a lot of thought before choosing the right one to deliver contextually correct writing.…

It is easy to get confused with the words incident and incidence as they are homophones and have a similar spelling. Therefore, authors commonly mistake incident for incidence or…

Continual and continuous both mean ‘continue’ and refer to an ongoing action, so it is easy to mix them up. Let us elucidate the meaning and the subtle difference between continual…