"A while" is an noun and "awhile" is an adverb. It sounds confusing but you already know the difference.

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Go to this link from the New York Times and start guessing words. That's a topic we've covered a bunch here. According to the ...

Language often needs a word for the moment when one thing gives rise to another. Ideas can produce debate, policies can ...

I have closed the spigot, and risks of my inebriety have tended to make me a bigot. No longer will I give assent to ...

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Over time, the word developed a broader meaning connected with forecasting or suggesting future outcomes through hints or ...

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A federal grand jury in April 2026 charged James Comey with making a threat against President Donald Trump and transmitting a ...

As if this job isn’t hard enough already trying to get nouns and verbs to agree (nouns and verbs can be very disagreeable, trust me on that), I have learned ...

Imagine a student who constantly agrees with everything the class bully says just to stay on their good side. Even when the bully makes a bad choice, the student bows their head, smiles, and obeys ...