Do you know when to use stationery vs. stationary?
Hello My Stationery Soulmates,
We've all been there. You're crafting the perfect caption for your latest haul of adorable pens and notebooks, fingers flying across the keyboard... then it hits you. Is it "stationery" or "stationary"? A quick Google search later, and you might be surprised to learn half the population gets it wrong!
In today's post, not only will we tackle this common spelling snag, but I'll also share a nifty trick to help you nail it every time.
Decoding the Dilemma:
Stationery (n): Refers to the delightful array of writing materials we adore—think pens, pencils, paper, and posh notepads.
Stationary (adj): Describes something immobile or at rest, like how we feel after a stationery shopping spree!
A Mnemonic to Remember:
Here’s a simple mnemonic: “E” for envelope, which fits perfectly in our stationery world. The 'e' in 'envelope' helps you recall the 'e' in 'stationery'—perfect for remembering which is which!
Flaunt Your Flawless Spelling:
Armed with this knowledge, you can confidently spell 'stationery' when bragging about your beautiful new bullet journal setup or discussing the best pens for your planner.
Spread the Word:
Why keep this tip to yourself? Share this post with your stationery-loving friends and help clear up this common confusion once and for all.
Write on, fellow stationery enthusiasts, and here’s to never mixing up 'stationery' and 'stationary' again!
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