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Kari Lisa Johnson September 19, 2020 Common Questions If you intend to write a paper, an article, or a book, you may want to refer to some of the research you’ve done.
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Kari Lisa Johnson September 19, 2020 common-questions If you intend to write a paper, an article, or a book, you may want to refer to some of the research you’ve done.
Maggie Cramer September 17, 2020 common-phrases Although it may sound like a quote from the Bible, this popular saying actually doesn’t appear anywhere in Judeo-Christian scripture or text.
Maggie Cramer September 16, 2020 common-phrases Have you ever been invited to an event and had the host say to you, “Be there or be square!”? Did you know what they meant?
Kari Lisa Johnson September 15, 2020 common-questions A check gives you an easy way to move money from your checking account into another person's account.
Maggie Cramer September 14, 2020 common-phrases You’ve spent all day planning an elaborate prank on a friend when they appear in front of you and say, “The jig is up!” What do they mean?
Maggie Cramer September 13, 2020 common-phrases As is the case with so many of today’s popular expressions, we’ve got William Shakespeare to thank for this phrase. Read on to learn all about cry havoc and let slip the dogs of war.
Kari Lisa Johnson September 12, 2020 common-questions You may have heard someone talking about third person POV in an English class or on a writers' panel. What does it mean?
Alanna Madden September 11, 2020 grammar Premier and premiere originate from the same word, but they have different meanings.
Kari Lisa Johnson September 10, 2020 common-questions A petition can be a great way to show public support for an initiative.