Posts by Ethan Brooks

Both "mama" and "momma" are correct. Neither one is a misspelling of the other. They're recognized variant spellings of the same informal word for "mother," and dictionaries list both. The…

"Reevaluation" and "re-evaluation" are both correct. Neither one is a misspelling. The real difference is regional style: American English usually drops the hyphen, while British English tends to keep it.…

Performed is the correct word almost every time you're describing an action — completing a task, giving a performance, or carrying out a duty. Preformed is also a real word,…

Both "reschedule to" and "reschedule for" are correct. Oxford's own entry for the verb lists the pattern as "reschedule something (for/to something)," so neither one is a mistake. The real…

"In" is the correct preposition to use after "interested." Write "interested in," never "interested on." The rule exists because "interested" belongs to a fixed group of English phrases that pair…

Both phrases are correct English. "Thank you both" is a direct thank-you said straight to two people, while "thanks to both of you" is a slightly indirect phrase that credits…