Curtis Honeycutt: The best holiday since sliced bread
National Sandwich Day is celebrated on Nov. 3. Its a day to honor the sandwich, one of the most versatile and delicious foods in the world.
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November begins the holiday season, but we don’t need to wait until the end of the month to celebrate.
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Curtis Honeycutt: What vampires can teach us about colons
The humble colon is a versatile punctuation mark that can make your writing more precise, concise, and funny overall.
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Punctuation: The vampire strikes back
Colons are one of the most misunderstood punctuation marks. Many people think they are only used to introduce lists, but they can be used for much more. For example, colons
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Learning tricks of word origins can be treat
It’s scary how early I get excited about PSL season. Of course, I’m talking about punctuation, syntax and language! Add an extra pump of grammar to mine.
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Class of '23 takes its place in dictionary
The folks at Merriam-Webster have been hard at work, keeping the dictionary relevant for a new generation of vibrant verbophiles. The new class of 690 words promises to keep M-W
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These outta sight 60's slang terms are poised for a comeback
Sure, we could discuss some far-out, groovy words we’re all hip to (if you can dig it). However, today’s installment of Grammar Guy discusses some of the less common 60’s slang I …
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Language of love has good grammar
It’s true: People with better spelling and grammar get more dates.
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The Grammar Guy: These outta sight '60s slang terms are poised for a comeback
Today’s installment of Grammar Guy discusses some of the less common 60’s slang that is worth revisiting.
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Grammar Guy: These outta-sight '60s slang terms are poised for a comeback
Sure, we could discuss some far-out, groovy words we’re all hip to (if you can dig it). However, today’s installment of Grammar Guy discusses some of the less common ‘60s
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