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How to Remember to Compliment or Complement
01
Dec
2009
HOW TO REMEMBER TO COMPLIMENT OR COMPLEMENT
Ok, so I admit. I always have to look this one up. I finally figured out a way to remember it.
When you complEment something, you are complEting it. As in, your bracelet complements your blouse.
When you compliment someone, you’re just saying something nice about them.
Now, if I can just figure out a way to remember principle vs. principal….
Got any good tricks to share on remembering homophones?
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Oh…very cool. Stephanie. THANK YOU! That’s going to save at least 3 hours of cumulative lifetime dictionary time.