Olivia Sinclair

When working with communication and technology, small mistakes in spelling or pronunciation can lead to big misunderstandings. A common mix-up happens between the words input or imput. I have heard imput during a meeting or seen it in an email, but imput is simply a misspelling. The correct word is input. This article explains the … Read more

When learning English, it’s easy to see why many people get confused by similar-looking words. One of the most common pairs I’ve seen learners struggle with is “involved or envolved.” I remember early in my writing journey, I too would mistakenly think “envolved” looked righ – especially in informal communication. But here’s the truth: despite … Read more

As someone who teaches English writing, I often see learners mix up imitated and intimated – and it’s no surprise. They look similar, their sounds are close, and to many English speakers, the differences seem subtle at first. But the reality is, these words have very distinct meanings and uses. The problem usually comes from … Read more