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Both forms are correct; generally, you find the -s ending mo...
AnWulf is correct. The proscription of sentence-ending prepo...
Generally, ordinals are <i>not</i> used with day of the mont...
Afraid I have to disagree here. "Who knows?" is rhetorical q...
Both are acceptable; however, Chicago style prefers e-mail. ...
Not a rule so much as understanding the meanings of the verb...
It seems there are comparisons and superlatives for the prim...
November 11, 2011, 7:46am • 1 vote
on: eg, e.g., or eg.
According to the Chicago Manual of Style, it's "e.g." and it...