premise vs premises

Premise vs. Premises: Which One Fits Your Sentence?

Premise (no s) refers to a single idea, assumption, or statement used as the basis of an argument. Premises (with s) refers either to multiple…
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among vs amongst

Among vs. Amongst: Which One Should You Use?

For American English, use among. It is the standard form in US journalism, business writing, academic prose, and everyday conversation. Both…
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lots vs lot’s

Lots vs. Lot’s: Why the Apostrophe Is Almost Always Wrong

When you mean “many” or “a large amount,” the correct spelling is always lots — no apostrophe. Writing…
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