Here we are today with yet another pair of words that are similar, yet very different.

The English language simply loves giving us words that have similar yet very distinct meanings. One slight linguistic mishap and you could have a predicament on your hands!

Today, today we will focus on travel, including how your protagonist moves around and their purposes in doing so.

These words confuse a lot of writers because they have similar functions: giving someone else a task or role. However, there is an important nuance between both words.

Are you booking a biweekly or semiweekly meeting?

Have you ever wondered if that adverb should be in your novel? Is it doing anything or is it just bringing your work down? Well, wonder no longer!

Generally, writers are encouraged to avoid adverbs because they tell your reader what the emotional outcome is, rather than letting your reader experience it. There are times when this is a bad thing, but there are also times when you can use this technique to your advantage.