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Best Regards variations and other common email closings to use
You have created your professional email with a masterful subject and friendly greeting that’s not overly familiar or too generic. Then you come to your sign-off.
Meaning of subvert expectations
Subvert expectations mean to purposely behave or act contrary to established assumptions and beliefs to be more interesting.
Meaning And Plural of “Quiz”
Many people ask whether quiz plural form is quiz or quizzes and if quizzes is a real word. Quiz is a noun that means a form of questioning, an eccentric, and a practical joke.
What is “Read Between the Lines”?
To read between the lines, sometimes varied as to read in between the lines, is a common expression about interpreting meaning beyond what someone says or does on the surface.
Possible Abbreviations for Management
Abbreviations can be difficult for both native and non-native speakers of English to learn.
How Come Specie is Not the Species Singular Form
The two words, “specie” and “species,” are nouns that appear to be just the same, with one being the other’s singular, but they have distinct meanings.
Will vs. Would. The Difference
While would vs. will might look indistinguishable or interchangeable at first glance, there’s a very easy way to tell the difference.
How to Understand and Use “Nailed It”
The Roman poet Horace, who wrote in Latin, used a phrase that roughly equals our concept of the term “nailed it,” meaning to have done something immaculately.