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Grammar Minute, 278 episodes. Page 3 of 3.

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201

It's Voting Season: Grammar Matters (Maybe More than You Think)

202

That vs Who (Will Make You Sound Smart)

203

"More Than" vs. "Over" (Sorry, AP Style Guide)

204

The Most Grammatically Confusing Holiday (Presidents' Day)

205

Plurals vs. Apostrophes (A Bigger Rivalry Than the Super Bowl)

206

It's All Well and Good (Can You Say "I Feel Good?")

207

Discrete vs. Discreet (Hint: It's Not British vs. American)

208

The Enormity of Commonly Misused Words, Part 2

209

The Power of Short Sentences

210

Do you ever get anything "for free?"

211

SPECIAL EPISODE: "Haven" Sci-Fi Audio Drama

212

Using Foreign Words in English Writing

213

A Writer Responds to ChatGPT

214

Pronoun Abuse - Stop It. Get Some Help.

215

Is It Time to Break the Rules of Grammar?

216

Me Either vs. Me Neither

217

Toward or Towards?

218

Based On vs. Based Off

219

Dangling Modifiers (In Honor of National Coffee Day)

220

The Golden Rule of Commas

221

What's an Interrobang ‽

222

How to Answer "How Are You?"

223

Words That Don't Exist (So Don't Use Them)

224

The Sin of Irregardless - Why It's Wrong

225

Weird: Apostrophe Direction Matters

226

Carrots, Karats, Carats, and Carets - What's the Difference?

227

Each Other vs. One Another

228

Loose vs. Lose (Grammar Hall of Shame)

229

Fewer vs. Less (A Quick Review)

230

Grammar Hall of Shame - Double Negatives

231

Grammar Hall of Shame - Adverbs vs. Adjectives

232

Grammar Hall of Shame - Run-On Sentences

233

Grammar Hall of Shame - Adjective Verbs

234

Book Titles: Underline, Quotes, or Italics?

235

What Time Should You Show Up for "Supper?"

236

Waiting For vs. Waiting On

237

There, Their, They're - Part III

238

Their, They're (Part II)

239

They're, Their - Part I

240

Catching Tiny Grammar Mistakes (Part II)

241

Catching Tiny Grammar Mistakes (Part I)

242

"Lay" vs. "Lie" - A Topic I've Been Avoiding

243

Weird English Words (For Decoration Only)

244

Flip Phones and Text Abbreviations - Are They Still Appropriate?

245

Creating Emphasis Without Quotation Marks

246

"Quotes, Not Emphasis"

247

Eight Parts of Speech in Sixty Seconds

248

How to Write a List

249

The Most Tastiest Chocolate Doesn't Exist

250

Is "No" a Complete Sentence? Maybe.

251

Hoot Owls, Humans, and the Who/Whom Debate

252

Addressing the Address: Stress and Parts of Speech

253

The Collar of the Cat (And Why You Shouldn't Say That)

254

Double Negatives Part 2: The Sneaky Negatives

255

Double Negatives Part 1: The "N" Negatives

256

Weird & Wild English, Part II

257

Weird & Wild English, Part I

258

Pontifications on Semicolons

259

You May, and You Might

260

The Case of the Unknown "It"

261

How to Impress a Professor (Title Capitalization)

262

None of Us Is Ready for This Grammar Rule

263

Wishing You a Grammatical Valentine's Day

264

Banish Flabby Opinion Statements

265

The Enormity of Words

266

The Biweekly Meeting

267

Grammar Is the Best Subject - Because the Best Subject Is Grammar!

268

The Conciseness of "Concision"

269

It's Not Unlikely That You've Seen This Before ...

270

Friends Share Everything - Even (Sometimes) Apostrophes

271

Not Enough Time, Part 1

272

Hadrian, Mittens, & Compound Nouns

273

Cats, Movies, & Me (Preposition Order)

274

Semicolons vs. Commas

275

Everyday Words, Every Day

276

Let's Compare!

277

One hundred, 100, or one-hundred?

278

Plural Possessives