Using Google Fight different
I've heard earlier about a funny tool which compares the number of search results of two terms: Google fight. By then, I only used this tool for fun. But now I discovered an other handy way to use it. When I’m not exactly sure about the spelling of a certain word (especially English) I consult Google fight.
A simple example: Useful versus Usefull. After I clicked the "Make a fight" button, "Useful" provides 1.380.000.000 results, and "Usefull" 13.000.000 results. This means that "Useful" is the winner! Maybe it isn’t that reliable, because many people can make the same mistake. But for me it is a good help sometimes. The site itself is not affiliated with or sponsored by Google, although the name tells you the opposite.
A simple example: Useful versus Usefull. After I clicked the "Make a fight" button, "Useful" provides 1.380.000.000 results, and "Usefull" 13.000.000 results. This means that "Useful" is the winner! Maybe it isn’t that reliable, because many people can make the same mistake. But for me it is a good help sometimes. The site itself is not affiliated with or sponsored by Google, although the name tells you the opposite.
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