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76How to write the term: bachelor's degree
by Shadesbreath
Well, ironically enough, I have a degree in English and yet, when confronted with having to write about my degree itself, I discovered that I was not completely certain how. Turns out that, bombastic... published 4 months ago
78Is it "Bad Rap" or "Bad Wrap?"
by Shadesbreath
A brief examination of the correct grammatical use and origins of the phrase "bad rap." The purpose being to provide research based confirmation of its standard use and to show the grammatical basis for considering the phrase "bad wrap" to be incorrect. published 2 months ago
76Cockney Rhyming Slang! What Does It All Mean?
by compu-smart
is a traditional and fun extension to the English language which originated in the East End of London, and is used by many of the residents of this area. These residents are known as Cockneys...Other parts of... published 5 months ago
67Grammar Guide
by Robin
I was asked to create a comprehensive list of all of my grammar hub. Here's the list in alphabetical order. A vs. An Bring vs. Take Capitalization Rules Compliment vs. Complement Effect vs. Affect Farther... published 2 years ago
85Grammar Mishaps: Quotation Marks
by Robin
I recently received a comment asking me to write a hub about the rules around quotation marks. I will attempt to compile a complete list of rules and usages. If you have any additions, please feel free to... published 2 years ago
68What is the difference between THEN and THAN?
by Robin
A request for then vs. than was sent my way. I wrote a hub on this grammar topic a few months ago and thought I'd link to it. Below you'll find the link. Cheers! Then vs. Than Grammar Hub published 14 months ago
66Grammar Mishaps: How to Address a Card or Envelope
by Robin
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... published 2 years ago
91Grammar Mishaps: Sympathy vs. Empathy
by Robin
I recently received a hub request to write an article on the difference between sympathy and empathy. Receiving my undergrad in Psychology, I had my own thoughts on the differences already, but decided to add... published 18 months ago
77Punctuation Is Your Friend
by darkside
Punctuation marks are special signs (e.g: full stops, commas, exclamation points) which help you understand what you're reading. When you read out loud they also show you where to pause and when to raise or... published 11 months ago
74You want more language lessons? How about some Grammar Control!
by Kika Rose
Aaaah! The Grammar Police are coming, the Grammar Police are coming! Run for the hills! Nah, it's just Kika here, giving you guys some help in your English endeavors! published 2 weeks ago
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