Amelia Wright

Imagine describing two vines growing around a fence or two people’s lives becoming closely connected. Should you use entwined or intertwined? Both words sound similar, … Read More

Imagine discussing a situation that is not real. You might say, “If he was here, he would help us,” or “If he were here, he … Read More

When describing a difficult task, you might wonder whether to say “This explanation is simpler” or “This explanation is more simple.” Both expressions are grammatically … Read More

Imagine you are preparing to send an important email to your manager. Before clicking send, you want to make sure every detail is accurate. Should … Read More

When writing about a past trip, you might wonder whether to say “I flew to New York” or “I have flown to New York.” Both … Read More

Awkward moments happen to everyone, whether you stumble over your words, make an uncomfortable mistake, or find yourself in a conversation that suddenly goes silent. … Read More

You may pause while writing a sentence such as “She has shown me the report” or “She showed me the report.” Both shown and showed … Read More

Imagine someone asks, “Where is your car?” You might answer, “It’s on the street.” But if you are describing someone who is physically located within … Read More

Imagine you are writing an email about preparing a new computer, organizing a meeting, or creating a business. You may wonder whether to write setup … Read More

Problems are a natural part of life, but describing them creatively can make your writing much more interesting. The best similes for problems help readers … Read More