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The English language is full of examples of words that sound alike but mean entirely different things. In this post, we will discuss "then" vs "than" and will explain how to use them in conjunction with other phrases. We will provide context for each word and meaning so that by the end, you should be able to use these two words without any confusion!

"Too" and "to" often trip up writers due to their similar sound and spelling. While "too" indicates excess or addition, "to" serves as a preposition or infinitive marker. Misusing them can cloud meaning. This article demystifies their distinct roles, helping readers confidently use each word in context.

It's no surprise that "it's" and "its" often trip up writers; they sound identical but serve entirely different roles in a sentence. One's a handy contraction, the other, a possessive pronoun. This article will dive into the nuances of each, ensuring you master their usage every time.

By keeping a record of our family history, we're linking the past and future, passing down not just the facts, but also feelings, important values, and the heart and soul of our family story.

Memories can get blurry over time, but by using different ways to interview and document, we can make sure these important pieces of our past are kept safe and valued as a forever tribute to the people and experiences that made us who we are.

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