When to Use I or Me
Which is correct: I or me Compare the sentences: My friend shared her class notes with me. I shared my class notes with my friend.
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Which is correct: I or me Compare the sentences: My friend shared her class notes with me. I shared my class notes with my friend.
The former and the latter Former vs. latter (when used as a pair) are terms that specify something previously mentioned in a list of two
What’s a pun, exactly? Why did the unicycle take a nap?…Because it’s one tired bike! What do you call a broken pencil? Pointless. German sausage
What’s a portmanteau? Smog, Netflix, brunch, podcast. What do these words all have in common? You probably know what each of these words mean, but
What’s a cliché? There are plenty of fish in the sea. The grass is always greener on the other side. You can’t judge a book
What’s a hyperbole? “What’s in your purse, a truckload of bricks?” “I’m so hungry I could eat a horse.“ Derived from the Greek word hyperballein,
What are compound words? Playground, dining room, sister-in-law. What do these words have in common, if anything at all? If you guessed that they’re all
What is situational irony? A fire station burns down. Someone on social media complains about social media. A grocery store runs out of food. Would
What is “dramatic irony”? In almost every generic, (recycled dribble) scary movie you can think of, you have your classic killer that’s about to pounce,