Zeroes or Zeros?
You may have found some contradictory plurals for the term zero in some places on the internet. Luckily, in this article I put to rest…
Other Ways to Say “Thank You For Responding Quickly”
When someone writes back or responds to your email, it’s always good to be polite and positive. And the appreciative phrase like “thank you for…
Other Ways to Say “Thank You for Your Concern”
Are you looking for some other ways to express appreciation when other people show their concern? Or do you find yourself using the phrase “thank…
Other Ways to Say “Thank You for Letting Me Know”
When someone gives you information, warning or notice about something it’s good to be polite and express gratitude. An appreciative phrase like “thank you for…
Other Ways To Say “Thank You For Listening”
Do you want to know a polite way to appreciate someone listening or paying attention to you? “thank you for listening” works, but it might…
Today’s or Todays?
The term Today’s is the singular possessive form of Today. E.g., “Today’s agenda includes a team meeting.” Furthermore, Today has no plural form and so…
Other Ways To Say “Thank You For Your Attention”
So, you want another way to say “thank you for your attention” in a message or an email right? Luckily, there are many great alternatives….
Community’s or Communities’ or Communities?
The word community’s is the singular possessive form of community. For instance, ‘The community’s school is getting a new library.’ Additionally, communities is the standard…
Officer’s or Officers’ or Officers?
The term officer’s is the singular possessive form of officer. E.g., “The officer’s uniform was neatly pressed.” Furthermore, officers’ is the plural possessive version. E.g.,…
Liz’s or Liz’?
The term Liz’s with an “s” after the apostrophe is a correct singular possessive form of Liz that is favored in Chicago Manual of Style….