Is benefiting or benefitting correct?

Is benefiting or benefitting correct? Benefiting is the correct one in English and American English. There is no entry for ‘benefitting’ in the Cambridge dictionary, see: http://dictionary.cambridge.org/spellcheck/british/?q=Benefitting The reason being we double letters on the end of the word if that is where the emphasis lies. Can you say benefiting? Benefited and benefitted are both […]

What is the adverb for labor?

What is the adverb for labor? With labour; strenuously. Is Labour a verb or adjective? noun, verb (used with or without object), adjective Chiefly British. What is the adjective of work? work (noun) work (adjective) worked up (adjective) working (adjective) working capital (noun) Is Labour an adverb? What is the noun of labor? noun. la·​bor […]

Where did Ryan get Pam Munoz last name?

Where did Ryan get Pam Munoz last name? When Ryan began writing children’s books, she decided to include her family name Muñoz on her bylines to honor her Mexican background. Muñoz Ryan’s first published children’s book was the picture book One Hundred Is a Family (1994). Does Pam Munoz Ryan have any children? How many […]

When did Mark Tremonti start playing guitar?

When did Mark Tremonti start playing guitar? Mark Thomas Tremonti was born in Detroit, Michigan, on April 18, 1974. He started playing the guitar at 11. Is Mark Tremonti one of the best guitarist? Mark Tremonti ranked #5 on Guitar World’s Best Metal Guitarists of all time. Who played guitar for Creed? Mark Tremonti Mark […]

Who said water water everywhere nor any drink?

Who said water water everywhere nor any drink? Samuel Taylor Coleridge I’ve taken the title for this blog from a famous old English poem, “The Rime (sic) of the Ancient Mariner” by Samuel Taylor Coleridge. The verses relate the experiences of a sailor returned from a long sea journey. What book is the quote water […]

What did the Mohican people make?

What did the Mohican people make? The Mohicans, who were sometimes called River Indians, built wik-wams, circular homes made of bent saplings covered with hides or bark; they also built longhouses where several families of the same clan could live together, according to a history written by the Stockbridge-Munsee Historical committee, which Hartley … What […]

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