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I’ve started an Etsy shop that sells weirdo bits of vintage paper ephemera and original altered art postcards (like the one above). It’s called Estranged Ephemera, and you can check it out here: http://www.etsy.com/shop/EstrangedEphemera Shameless self-promotion over. Thanks!
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Stop using OCD as an adjective
May is mental health awareness month. This is of special importance to me because your dear Grammar Party blogger is crazy, psycho, nuts, mad, loony, insane, and any number of unkind labels people call the mentally disordered. All of these … Continue reading
Hanged vs. hung
Hang in the present tense is not too difficult to use (except when it comes to idioms). To put simply, hang means “to suspend.” We hang mistletoe and stockings at Christmas. We hang pictures on the wall. We hang (our … Continue reading
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Rain, reign, rein
Lesson: learning the difference between rain, reign, and rein Here is another set of words that sound the same, but their different meanings often lead to confusion in written language because they are spelled differently. Let’s look at their definitions … Continue reading
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Tagged confusing words, copy editing, grammar, rain, reign, rein, spelling mistakes, vocabulary, word usage
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