A Helpful Way to Determine When Not to Use “Whom”
In another blog post we looked at the phrase “Whom shall I say is calling?” and learned that such use…
In another blog post we looked at the phrase “Whom shall I say is calling?” and learned that such use…
Writers often confuse the words anytime and any time. As is the case with anyone and any one, you need to pay attention to…
The subjunctive mood is one we often use without thinking. But often writers use it incorrectly in writing, so it…
Let’s take a further look into the subjunctive mood, since there are often places in our writing where this “mood”…
I’m going to spend a few posts on what I think is an interesting and sometimes confusing component of our…
It doesn’t matter if you pronounce either with a long E (ee-ther) or a long I (eye-ther). Depending on your region of the…
Writers often hyphenate when they aren’t supposed to. It always seems to make sense that if you have two words…
The words each and every are used so interchangeably, they seem like they mean the same things. But they don’t. Grammarians call…
I’ve presented a number of posts on hyphenation, so if this is a subject that you get stuck on, check…
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