How Do I Know If I’ve Used Due to Correctly?
"Due to," meaning “attributable to,” modifies noun phrases, not verb clauses. Read More
"Due to," meaning “attributable to,” modifies noun phrases, not verb clauses. Read More
There are two basic ways of generating accent marks for text in foreign languages Read More
Opinions vary on which inanimate nouns can be made possessive by adding ’s Read More
Writers often misuse the term versus Read More
The little comma wields a lot of power . . . Read More
Chances are, you've begun many sentences with This Read More
The formula it is . . . that is common in academic writing Read More
There are many stylistic sins worse than using former and latter Read More
Some phrases in English lengthen a sentence while adding nothing to its meaning . . . Read More