Grammar

"Message" is the correct spelling. "Messege" is a common misspelling that has no place in any English dictionary. The confusion happens because the ending of "message" doesn't sound the way…

"Too bad" is the correct spelling. "To bad" is incorrect and should not be used to express sympathy, disappointment, or indifference. The mix-up happens because "to" and "too" are pronounced…

Both "any problem" and "any problems" are grammatically correct, but they aren't always interchangeable. Use any problem when you mean a single, general issue, or when you want the "no…

"Per se" is the correct spelling. "Per say" is a common misspelling, not a real phrase. The mix-up happens because the Latin word "se" is pronounced exactly like the English…

"It's called" is correct when you're naming or identifying something. "Its called" is never correct — it's missing an apostrophe. "It called" is a completely different phrase that describes a…

"Faring" is the correct word when you're describing how someone or something is doing, as in "faring well" or "faring badly." "Fairing" is a completely different word — a noun…

"Opened" is the correct spelling. "Openned" is incorrect and doesn't appear in any standard English dictionary. The mix-up happens because many English verbs double their final consonant before adding "-ed"…