Grammar - Page 61
Have you discussed grammar with educators?This poll is part of a series that Grammarly is running aimed at better understanding how the public feels about writing,...April 27, 2016
The Misspelling That Keeps You From CakeThis is a classic slipup of “then” and “than.” If you don’t see what we’re talking about, try...April 26, 2016
Just Memorize These Irregular VerbsIs there a foolproof strategy for remembering irregular verbs? Absolutely. Just memorize them! Of course, that’s easier said than...April 25, 2016
How to Use “Alike” and “Same” CorrectlyA well-known idiom says that great minds think alike. It’s what we say when two people think of the same great idea at the same...April 22, 2016
15 Words Invented by ShakespeareGuest post from Mignon Fogarty The 452nd anniversary of William Shakespeare’s birth is coming. He is not only known as a timeless...April 18, 2016
Bring vs Take“Bring” and “take” are two verbs that often appear on lists of commonly confused words. They both mean that something, or...April 18, 2016
Why Grammar Still Matters in Today’s Digital AgeGuest post by Matt Banner Today’s digital age has brought back the craft of writing, but at a cost. With the rising popularity of...April 15, 2016
How Grammar Influences Legal InterpretationsGrammar is important, but it’s not a matter of life or death. Or is it? How does grammar influence the legal system? Researchers...April 13, 2016
When to Use “Which” and “Who”Did you know that which has been around in various forms since the eighth century? Who dates to sometime before 900. Despite...April 13, 2016
How to Fix Incomplete ComparisonsYou might have noticed some sodas that are advertised as having 50 percent less sugar in them. Or some foods that apparently have...April 11, 2016