Parallel Headings in Research Papers
Discusses techniques for making headings in research papers parallel Read More
Discusses techniques for making headings in research papers parallel Read More
In prose and works-cited-list entries, the first and last names of authors should begin with a capital letter. All other letters should be lowercase. Let’s… Read More
When choosing between alternate and alternative, it's easy to get confused. Read More
Use the adjective fewer to describe countable items; otherwise, use the adjective less. And here’s a tip: in general, if the noun is plural, use… Read More
Learn when to use the relative pronouns who and that Read More
An MLA editor addresses five common grammar questions Read More
Scientific laws, theories, and terms are lowercased except when preceded by a proper adjective. Read More
Yes, generally. An infinitive is the to form of a verb: to go, to be. Writers are often taught to avoid splitting infinitives—that is, to avoid placing a… Read More
Writers sometimes use bracketed changes in quotations. But these changes are often unnecessary. Read More
If you refer to a work that you wrote in collaboration with another author or with other authors, refer to yourself in either the first… Read More