Grammar Girl Quick and Dirty Tips for Better Writing

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1. How a special dictionary kept soldiers connected during WWII, with Peter Sokolowski

   Publié: 23/05/2024
2. Why some sentences have double subjects. The story behind the old F-like letter S. Schwen schwen on dill.

   Publié: 21/05/2024
3. Efficiency hacks for writers and editors with Erin Brenner

   Publié: 16/05/2024
4. We found the story behind "whim wham for a mucket"!

   Publié: 14/05/2024
5. Words, coffee, and urban planning: Eli Burnstein on the Dictionary of Fine Distinctions

   Publié: 09/05/2024
6. Skunked words. The power of pronouns. Quigleys

   Publié: 07/05/2024
7. Air worms and fire breathing dragons: Old English animal stories with Hana Videen

   Publié: 02/05/2024
8. When (and How) Should You Cite AI? 'Critters,' 'Varmints,' and Beyond. Choobers.

   Publié: 30/04/2024
9. Exploring the 'Funnest' Parts of Language with Anne Curzan

   Publié: 25/04/2024
10. The birth of punctuation: from oral traditions to silent reading. Noun clusters. A wing wang in a mucket.

    Publié: 23/04/2024
11. How to become a supercommunicator, with Charles Duhigg

    Publié: 18/04/2024
12. Big changes in Associated Press style. The 'Curb Your Enthusiasm' finale was catawampus. Bappy

    Publié: 16/04/2024
13. Pet-Speak: From Meowlogisms to Zoomies. 'Imply' or 'Infer'?

    Publié: 09/04/2024
14. You love to read. Could you narrate?

    Publié: 02/04/2024
15. Memory, Aging, and the Lingering 'Anyways'

    Publié: 26/03/2024
16. A nuclear win at the Oscars. CamelCase. One clo.

    Publié: 19/03/2024
17. From grunts to grammar. The Irish 'after doing.' The winning NGD poem!

    Publié: 12/03/2024
18. Where did our language start?

    Publié: 05/03/2024
19. 'Addictive' or 'addicting'? Types of nouns. Folley

    Publié: 27/02/2024
20. Tracing the origins of Miami's new English. Why it's not a 'gumballs' machine. Embassy Sweets.

    Publié: 20/02/2024