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89Grammar Mishaps: Semicolon vs. Comma
The bottom line: it's up to you. Semicolons and commas are used to link two sentences or independent clauses. An independent clause must contain a subject and a verb. You have the choice of leaving one...
34 comments86Grammar Mishaps: How to Address a Card or Envelope
Below is a quick and easy lesson on addressing an envelope or card. I often see envelopes and holiday cards addressed incorrectly. The rules are easy to remember and you can avoid a lot of grammar...
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84Why is my newborn baby crying?
Priscilla Dunstan, who was recently featured on the Oprah show, claims she has a photographic memory for sound. She can hear textures, colors and a resonance in a voice. She used these skills with her...
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82Grammar Mishaps: Positive, Comparative and Superlative Adjectives
I received another hub request on the degrees of adjectives: positive, comparative and superlative. I'll attempt to give the basic breakdown of each and how they are interrelated. Adjectives modify nouns or...
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88Grammar Mishaps: Raise vs. Rise
Grammar Request: My students often use raise and rise incorrectly. Could you write a hub on the difference? Both words can mean "to move upwards", but they are not interchangeable. "Rise" is an...
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85Places to go in San Francisco with a Family
Attractions a family should see in San Francisco, California. San Francisco is a great city to travel to with kids. There are a lot of activities and attractions to see that are fun for both parents and their...
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84Top 5 Things to do in San Francisco with a Toddler
We have a 3 1/2 year old and 6 month old.
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83iPhone Applications for Kids
What are your favorite iPhone or iPod Touch Apps for your kids? Even though I've had an iPhone for a couple of years, I'm just starting to get into the apps. We try to be careful with the amount of time...
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80Outrageous Gifts for Kids
This is really just for fun; I'm not recommending purchasing any of these things. But hey, if you're a celebrity or just filthy rich and you want to spoil your kids rotten, here are a few expensive gifts for...
12 comments75Grammar Mishaps: A vs. An
I received this question and thought I'd write a quick hub: How do I know when to use a or an before a noun/subject? Use the article "a" before a word beginning with a consonant. A clown performed...
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