Browsing: Grammar
What Is a Misle? Today I want to talk about misles, and one misle in particular. What’s a misle,…
Cemetery is the much older word, going back to Roman times. Today, a cemetery refers to a large burial ground,…
Capitalizing job titles can be tricky because they aren’t always capitalized, but it seems like a lot of people want…
If you follow my YouTube channel, you will have noticed that I’ve posted a few simple videos about how…
You’ll remember that a couple of weeks ago, I had a piece from Neal Whitman about homecoming being called HoCo,…
Today’s topic is “further” versus “farther.” Almost every week someone asks me to explain the difference between “further” and “farther.”…
When people think of punctuation marks, it is usually the handy comma, the imperious colon, or the overly excited…
When you’re trying to figure out whether to use who or whom, it helps to know the difference between subjects…
Many people mistakenly thought that “inflammable” meant “resistant to burning,” which it doesn’t. The ‘-in’ prefix has multiple meanings The…
This tip is essentially an add on to last week’s show about the difference between affect and effect because once…