
18/08/2025
✨ Word Nerd Moment! ✨
Some words in English love to play tricks on us. They sound similar, they look similar… and yet they mean totally different things. One of the sneakiest pairs? 👇
💜 Complement vs. Compliment 💜
✒️ Complement = to complete or go well with something.
Example: That scarf really complements her outfit.
🗣️ Compliment = a nice remark or bit of praise.
Example: He gave her a compliment on her writing.
👉 A scarf can complement your outfit, but a friend gives you a compliment about it.
Easy mix-up, right?
That’s why a proofreader is so handy—we catch these little slips so your writing says exactly what you mean.
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