Shown vs Showed: Which Is Correct?
Showed is the past tense of show; shown is the past participle used with have, has, had and passive voice. See the rule, examples and common mistakes.
Confusing English words compared side by side: spelling, grammar and usage explained with examples and memory tricks.
Showed is the past tense of show; shown is the past participle used with have, has, had and passive voice. See the rule, examples and common mistakes.
“Less than” is always correct for comparisons. “Less then” is a common spelling mistake. Learn the difference between than and then with examples.
Losing means failing to win or misplacing something; loosing means setting something free. Learn the difference with examples and a simple memory trick.