Weasel Words: The Cure for Prepositional Phrase-itis
This week editor Linda Clare continues our look at Fatal Flaw #11 – Pesky Adverbs and Weasel Words. This month, our…
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A Couple of Things You Should Know
Traditionally, the word couple has been used as a noun meaning “two things.” As a noun, it requires the use…
More Cool Collocations
Last week I began what looked like the beginning of a long list of collocations. but I promise you, I…
Pass the Collocations
Collocations. Isn’t that a neat word? It refers to regular pairings of words, and boy, there are many I use incorrectly and have…
More Like Me or I?
Do you look more like me . . . or do you look more like I? The case of a…
Between I or Me?
I see this a lot, and from what I’ve researched, objective case confuses some people. It does me too. A…
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