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Bingeing vs Binging: Grammar Rules, and Real Examples

Bingeing or binging? Both are right. Major dictionaries accept both spellings for the present participle of the verb binge, and

If you’re choosing between treck or trek, use trek when you mean a long, difficult, or tiring journey. It can

Leaped and leapt are both correct past-tense forms of leap. The main difference is regional preference: leaped is common in

Carmel and caramel are both correctly spelled words, but they do not mean the same thing. Caramel is the word

Learned and learnt are both correct past forms of the verb learn. The main difference is regional: learned is the

TMP usually means “Text Me Please,” though it can also stand for “Temporary,” “Text My Phone,” or “Too Much Pressure”

IHH in a text usually means “alright” or “aight,” but it can also represent a short sound or emotional reaction.

WTV means “whatever.” It is a texting shortcut people use to show they do not have a strong opinion, do

HMJ stands for “Hit My Jack,” a casual way of asking someone to message or call you directly. It does

WSG stands for “What’s good?” It is a casual greeting people use in texts, DMs, and comments to say hello