Blogs about: Verb
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Cross over to the literate side
In an article about DVDs on Yahoo! Movies, the writer makes some errors that any competent proofreader or editor could have spotted, starting with this: Crossover is a noun; the verb is cross over. T… more →
Terribly Write
What's the use?
grammarcops wrote 19 hours ago: Today there is lots of buzz around usage of use vs. utilize. What fodder for us! The tweets (from Tw … more →
Cross over to the literate side
Laura wrote 1 day ago: In an article about DVDs on Yahoo! Movies, the writer makes some errors that any competent proofread … more →
It's not surprising
Laura wrote 3 days ago: Everyone knows that Michael Jackson had three children, and not the two kids named here on Yahoo! Sh … more →
It's not surprising
Laura wrote 3 days ago: Everyone knows that Michael Jackson had three children, and not the two kids named here on Yahoo! Sh … more →
Brachiate
skippy14 wrote 3 days ago: brachiate \BRAY-kee-ayt\ verb to progress by swinging from hold to hold by the arms Did you know? Ce … more →
Do California lawmakers want a slap or a tickle?
Laura wrote 4 days ago: California lawmakers are facing touch choices according to the Yahoo! front page: I wonder if one o … more →
Teaching Verbs to standard 1. !!!!!!!
madhuriesingh wrote 5 days ago: My son has started learning verbs in english. He has very easily picked up the concept of Verbs as A … more →
We loves us some 'Real Housewives,' but not this
Laura wrote 1 week ago: We loves us some “Real Housewives.” What we don’t love is this article from Yahoo! … more →
Common sense tense
Laura wrote 1 week ago: Someone over at Yahoo! Shine could use a little help with some basic language skills. Like how to wr … more →
More on affect/effect
Charity Thompson wrote 1 week ago: I have some very smart readers! Not one, but two of you pointed out this weekend that my general rul … more →
SPAM: honorary noun gone bad ...
grammarcops wrote 1 week ago: (click here to read about SPAM®) From The Writer’s Almanac 7-5-09 It was on this day in 1937 … more →
'Affect' or 'effect'?
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Charity Thompson wrote 1 week ago: ‘Affect’ and ‘effect’– is there really a difference? Yes! Yes, there c … more →
Conjugate Verbs
myfrenchquest wrote 1 week ago: Hey! I would like all of you to take a look at this website. Reverso Conjugator Conjugating Verbs if … more →
Gov. Mark Sanford admitted crossing lines
Laura wrote 1 week ago: Is the past tense of the verb admit so difficult to get right? For this Yahoo! Shine writer, apparen … more →
Sentence and Text: English Grammar
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subtropic wrote 1 week ago: In the English language, there are four categories of grammatical units: words, phrases, clauses, an … more →
Invigilate
skippy14 wrote 1 week ago: invigilate \in-VIJ-uh-layt\ verb to keep watch : supervise, monitor Did you know? Keep your eyes ope … more →
Parsing 102: Henry James
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gotheca wrote 2 weeks ago: She herself had been established in Venice for fifteen years and had done a great deal of good there … more →
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Object naming and action-verb generation in Parkinson's disease: A fMRI study
Callier Library wrote 2 weeks ago: Results Reaction times in GenAMBO were significantly longer than in the other three conditions (ONMB … more →
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