When using names for days in your writing, it would help to know how to use the plural and possessive forms. You might have seen both “Mondays” and “Monday’s” in the past. This article will explain the key differences between these two spellings. Mondays or Monday’s? “Mondays” is the plural form of “Monday.” You should …
The possessive form can be tricky when working with certain nouns. Luckily, this article will come to the rescue and help you figure out the correct possessive form for the noun “company.” We’ll include both singular and plural forms to clue you in. Company’s or Companies: Which Is the Correct Possessive Form? “Company’s” is correct …
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“In person” and “in-person” are both grammatically correct. It would help to know where the differences between these phrases lie. This article will explain whether “in-person” is hyphenated or kept as two separate words. In person or In-person? “In person” and “in-person” are both correct but cannot be used interchangeably. The first should be used …
Is it just us, or does “feedbacks” sound a little weird? If you’ve thought the same thing, you may be doubting your knowledge on what the proper plural form of this word is. In this post, we’ll cover everything you need to know about the plural form of the word “feedback.” Feedback or Feedbacks – …
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Sometimes, nouns have different singular and plural forms. Take “person,” for example. “Person” is singular, but “people” is plural. This can make it tricky to figure out the possessive form rules that come with it. This article will help you to understand those rules. People’s or Peoples’: Which Is the Correct Possessive Form? The correct …
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Commas are used to break up the flow of a spoken sentence or include parenthetical elements as extra details. This article will look at when it’s appropriate to place a comma before “though.” There are a few reasons why you might do this. Comma Before “Though”? “Though” should have a comma before it when used …
The English language is home to plenty of 5 syllable words that are incredibly useful and great, and that therefore are worth learning about. This article is going to compile some of the most interesting, cool, and fascinating five syllable words, for your personal enjoyment. What Are Some Good 5 Syllable Words? Naturally, five syllable …
Today, I want to talk about some of the greatest sonnets by William Shakespeare. Okay, that was a lie. I want to discuss some of the naughtiest limericks. I also want to try and understand where they came from and why they’re so popular today. Let’s start with the one this article is named after… …
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We all use things every single day. In fact, it would be hard to keep track of how many things we use in a day. We are all users. But when one user is singled out from the pack, are they “a user” or “an user”? A User or An User – Which Is Correct? …
You are absolutely special and unique. No one in the world is doing it like you. You make your own rules and carve out your own path in life. No one tells you what to do. We’re going to tell you what determiner to use before “unique” now. A Unique or An Unique – Which …
