Nauman Anwar

Every Easter season, you’ll often hear phrases like “He is risen” or “He has risen” echo through churches, greeting cards, and social media feeds. Though they may sound similar, there’s a subtle difference that can raise an interesting and sometimes complex question: which one is more correct? As someone who heard both expressions during childhood … Read more

Writing or typing mistakes happen fast, and one simple error, like mixing up “that’s” vs “that’s”, can drastically change the meaning of a sentence. I’ve watched students lose marks over this tiny punctuation slip because they didn’t know the correct usage. Though the words look nearly identical, they’re used differently in grammar, and getting them … Read more

If you’ve ever posted a photo with the caption “Day well spent,” you’re not alone. This phrase floods Instagram, Facebook, and journals all over the world. But is it correct to say “day well spent”? Does it follow standard English grammar rules, or is it just a catchy modern expression? In this article, we’ll unpack … Read more

When someone says they’re at the house, they could be outside, waiting nearby, or just arriving. But if they’re in the house, it usually means they’re inside, physically located within the four walls. As a language coach, I’ve heard many learners second-guessing the subtle, prepositional differences. True understanding comes from how native speakers instinctively make … Read more