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Debatably the unsung heroes of the English language, effortlessly connecting words, phrases, and clauses to create well-structured and coherent sentences, they’re a part of speech
What’s a superlative? Which subject is your weakest? What’s the most difficult part of studying English? What are some of your best childhood memories? Do
What’s anthropomorphism? Toy Story. Bambi. Pinocchio. The Jungle Book. Animal Farm. Notice something in common with these classic titles? “What is anthropomorphism?” would be correct,
What are homophones? If (like me) you love your punny humour and jokes, then it may interest you to learn that puns are based on
“Irregardless” vs “regardless” There’s no better time to write your grammatical wrongs—on the debate of irregardless vs. regardless—if you’ve been under the impression that the
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