Assume vs Presume (0)
3/13/10 •
I tend to like using the term “presume” because I think it makes me sound smart or something silly like that. However, I couldn’t help but wonder if what I was doing was actually correct, so I decided to make a post on assume and presume. These words are used almost interchangeably now, but there [...]
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3/06/10 •
UPDATE: We’ve officially moved over, so everything should be up and running. However, if you do notice any issues, do not hesitate to contact me. (un)Enlightened English is moving to a new hosting provider, so please be aware that if you comment on the blog over the next couple of days, it’s very possible your [...]
Who vs. That (2)
2/20/10 •
I don’t know how I never thought of this topic, but luckily a friend thought of it for me, so it’s being made. This is going to be a pretty short and sweet post. These words aren’t too difficult, it’s just that many people don’t know you’re not always supposed to use “that.” So let’s [...]
Sit vs. Set (0)
2/13/10 •
I had a request for “sit vs. set,” and to be honest, I’ve never thought about the two words before. I thought everyone knew the difference but apparently not, so here I am, helping you out. I can’t think of anything fun for an introduction, so let’s get right to the material. Sit Sit is [...]
Saw vs. Seen (0)
1/12/10 •
I had a request to do “saw” and “seen.” Most people tend to inherently know when to say “seen” or “saw.” For example, I’m sure several of you know enough not to say “I seen that movie.” The issue comes in when people try to explain WHY they don’t say that. This post is to [...]
