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Back Yard, Backyard, or Back-Yard?

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Which is correct? Backyard, back yard, or back-yard?

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“Their Head” or “Their Heads”?

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I received an excellent question on our Facebook page recently. Instead of answering right away, I threw it out for …

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4 Pronoun Mistakes To Avoid

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Pronouns are wonderful little words that make speaking and writing easier. Imagine if you had to use your name every time you refer to yourself. Instead of saying “I left my keys in my car,” you’d have to say, “Irving Pigwart left Irving Pigwart’s keys in Irving Pigwart’s car.” And just think how irritating this would be if your name really was Irving Pigwart!

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Who or Whom?

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The difference between who and whom is a matter of case. There are three cases for personal pronouns: nominative, objective, and possessive.

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Pronouns and Sexism

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Can pronouns be sexist? Actually, yes, they can. Read on to learn how to avoid this common problem.

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