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Hyphens: The Punctuation Mark That Even Editors Can’t Get RightIt stalks the thick jungles of prose, confounding even the most experienced grammar explorer or navigator, yet it’s a gentle,...July 29, 2016
How to Use “As of Yet”“As of yet” usually describes something that hasn’t yet happened. Many writing authorities think “as of yet” is unnecessarily...July 23, 2016
How to Use “In This Day and Age” CorrectlyWhat does rock and roll have in common with pork and beans? People often fail to enunciate the d of the and between the two...June 29, 2016
What Is the Difference Between Advisor and Adviser?Advising is a weighty responsibility. Bad advice can have unfavorable consequences. Take the case—no pun intended—of Jacob...May 27, 2016
Have you discussed grammar with educators?This poll is part of a series that Grammarly is running aimed at better understanding how the public feels about writing,...April 27, 2016
Why Grammar Still Matters in Today’s Digital AgeGuest post by Matt Banner Today’s digital age has brought back the craft of writing, but at a cost. With the rising popularity of...April 15, 2016
How Grammar Influences Legal InterpretationsGrammar is important, but it’s not a matter of life or death. Or is it? How does grammar influence the legal system? Researchers...April 13, 2016
When to Use “Which” and “Who”Did you know that which has been around in various forms since the eighth century? Who dates to sometime before 900. Despite...April 13, 2016
How to Fix Incomplete ComparisonsYou might have noticed some sodas that are advertised as having 50 percent less sugar in them. Or some foods that apparently have...April 11, 2016
How to Write Negative Verbs CorrectlyMeet Pablo, a student from Spain who came to the United States for a summer to learn English. Pablo is very keen on experiencing...April 10, 2016