8 Grammar Mistakes Your Probably Making Every Day (I Did That on Purpose)
Photo: hamdi bendali (Shutterstock) When the subject of a sentence is a group, it can be tricky to choose the right pronoun to refer to it. Whether to go with…
10 Common Grammar Rules You’re Probably Messing Up All the Time
That vs. which vs. who Photo: Subbotina Anna (Shutterstock) We’ll leave you with one of the more clear-cut distinctions: the difference between the relative pronouns that, which, and who. In…
‘Every Day’ vs. ‘Everyday’ (and Other Homonyms You’re Probably Mixing Up All the Time)
Photo: Lamai Prasitsuwan (Shutterstock) You can be excused for confusing “every day” with “everyday” or “anyone” with “any one.” They sound the same, after all. But these homonyms can’t be…
Is It ‘You and I’ or ‘You and Me’?
Sometimes, no matter how one pours their heart out, if you flub your grammar, that’s all someone is going to remember. This was the case when I wrote this post…
It’s Time to Embrace the Singular ‘They’
Photo: Josie Elias (Shutterstock) Grammar snobs may shudder in disgust at this idea, but it’s time to normalize the use of they/them as singular pronouns. It’s 2021; no more of…