by Kaelyn Barron
“Fewer” and “less” are both comparative adjectives that are used to express the opposite of more. Grammatically speaking, the two cannot be used interchangeably (though they often are). So what exactly is the difference? In...
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It’s a word that you probably come across dozens (if not hundreds) of times a day, and yet when you have to spell it out yourself, there’s a nagging doubt in your mind: is is spelled e-mail or email? As it turns out, both are acceptable ways to write what...
by Kaelyn Barron
Want to show the book lovers in your life how special they are to you? Luckily, you have no shortage of options when it comes to fabulous gift ideas for bibliophiles. From Amazon bestsellers to creative DIY ideas, we’ve got you covered with the best gifts for...
by Kaelyn Barron
Many teachers, editors, and grammar aficionados will insist that the passive voice should be avoided whenever possible in writing. While the passive voice is acceptable (and sometimes more realistic) in creative writing and dialogue, it is true that it tends to make...
by Kaelyn Barron
Elvis was really onto something when he said, “We can’t go on together with suspicious minds.” No relationship—be it personal or professional—can thrive without trust. Trust is what holds our society together and offers us hope that we don’t...
