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Date
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Title
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Contributors
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07/07/2004
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Which versus That
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Shawn Brett
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07/13/2004
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Using "In which" in Your Writing
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John Davis
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08/03/2004
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Who versus Whom
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Shawn Brett
David Felts
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09/07/2004
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Affect versus Effect
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David Felts
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10/12/2004
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Accept versus Except
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Kelli Trungale
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10/19/2004
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Lie versus Lay
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Shawn Brett
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10/26/2004
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Amount vs. Number, Few
vs. Less
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David Felts
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11/02/2004
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Rise versus Raise
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Shawn Brett
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11/16/2004
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Sit versus Set
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Shawn Brett
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02/15/2005
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Immigrate vs. Emigrate
vs. Migrate
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Candice Chovanec Melzow
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03/02/2005
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When to Use: Cite, Site,
and Sight
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W. Scott Harkey
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03/09/2005
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Advice versus Advise
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Kelli Trungale
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03/15/2005
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Complement versus Compliment
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Candice Chovanec Melzow
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03/23/2005
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When to use Their, There,
They’re, and There’re
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John Davis
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03/29/2005
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Allusion versus Illusion
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Kelli Trungale
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05/11/2005
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When to Use: Continual
or Continuous
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W. Scott Harkey
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05/31/2005
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When to use: “Due
to” versus “because of”
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Kelli Trungale
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06/14/2005
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When to Use “Farther”
Versus “Further”
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David Felts
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06/22/2005
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When to use: All Together
and Altogether
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W. Scott Harkey
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06/28/2005
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Choosing Your Words Carefully:
Connotations Enrich Meaning
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Kelli Trungale
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07/12/2005
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Preposition Problems:
Among versus Between
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Candice Chovanec Melzow
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07/19/2005
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When to Use Ascent and
Assent
|
W. Scott Harkey
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07/26/2005
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Single Words versus Two-Word
Phrases
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Candice Chovanec Melzow
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08/09/2005
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When to Use Disinterested
and Uninterested
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W. Scott Harkey
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09/06/2005
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When to Use Good and Well
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W. Scott Harkey
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09/20/2005
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When to Use Assume and
Presume
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David Felts
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09/27/2005
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When to Use Like or As
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W. Scott Harkey
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10/04/2005
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Different from versus
Different than
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David Felts
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01/03/2006
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Using Conscience and Conscious
Correctly
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W. Scott Harkey
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01/17/2006
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When to use Eminent, Imminent, and Immanent
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Kelli Trungale
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01/24/2006
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When to Use Especially and Specially
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W. Scott Harkey
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02/07/2006
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When to Use Ensure, Insure and Assure
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Candice Chovanec Melzow
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03/07/2006
|
Using A and An
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David Felts
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04/04/2006
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Choosing Your Words Carefully:
Wrong Word
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Candice Chovanec Melzow
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04/25/2006
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When to Use Discrete versus
Discreet
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Kelli Trungale
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06/06/2006
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When to Use Adopt, Adapt,
and Adept
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David Felts
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07/11/2006
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Plurals of Letters, Abbreviations,
and Numbers
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David Felts
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07/18/2006
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When to Use: You and Me
versus You and I
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Kelli Trungale
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07/25/2006
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Decent, Descent, Dissent
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Kelli Trungale
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08/08/2006
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Suffix Spelling Rules:
Silent –E and Suffixes Beginning with a Vowel
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Candice Chovanec Melzow
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08/15/2006
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Suffix Spelling Rules:
Silent –E and Suffixes Beginning with a Consonant
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Candice Chovanec Melzow
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08/22/2006
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Prefixes: Common Spelling
Mistakes
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Candice Chovanec Melzow
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09/13/2006
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When to Use Sale and Sell
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Kelli Trungale
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11/14/2006
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When to Use Than and Then
|
Ernest Amador
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11/28/2006
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When to Use Who's and
Whose
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Candice Chovanec Melzow
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02/28/2007
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Using “Alternate” or “Alternative”
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Amy Hatmaker
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03/20/2007
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When to Use Borrow, Lend
and Loan
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Candice Chovanec Melzow
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03/27/2007
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When to Use Alive and
Live
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Karalyn Jones
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04/10/2007
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When to Use Precede and
Proceed
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Ernest Amador
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05/15/2007
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When to Use Already, Yet,
Still
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Karalyn Jones
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06/19/2007
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Understanding the Use
of Very, Too, and Enough
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Tracy Macias
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06/26/2007
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Understanding Real and
Really
|
Nick Jobe
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07/03/2007
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Whether (or Not) to Use
Whether or Not
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Sophia Stevens
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08/01/2007
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When to Use Adopt and
Adapt
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Candice Chovanec Melzow
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08/07/2007
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When to Use Moral, Morals
and Morale
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Candice Chovanec Melzow
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08/28/2007
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Alot and Allot
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Karalyn Jones
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09/11/2007
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When to Use Statue, Stature,
and Statute
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Nick Jobe
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09/25/2007
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When to Use Me, Myself,
and I
|
Nick Jobe
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10/24/2007
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Phrases to Avoid: Irregardless
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Sophia Stevens
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10/31/2007
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When to Use Former and
Latter
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Candice Chovanec Melzow
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11/06/2007
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Imply and Infer
|
Nick Jobe
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11/20/2007
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Cite, Site, or Sight?
|
Nick Jobe
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11/27/2007
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When to use Anxious and
Eager
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Karalyn Jones
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01/08/2008
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Using anyway and any way
|
Karalyn Jones
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02/05/2008
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Compliment or Complement:
Praise or Perfection?
|
Karalyn Jones
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03/04/2008
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Phrases to Avoid: “Can’t
Hardly”
|
Sophia Stevens
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03/25/2008
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How and When to Use “Respectively”
and “Respective”
|
Sophia Stevens
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04/08/2008
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Using Sit or Set
|
Nick Jobe
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05/14/2008
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Understanding Two Homophones:
Brake vs. Break and Coarse vs. Course
|
Karalyn Jones
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05/28/2008
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Anticipate or Expect:
What’s next?
|
Karalyn Jones
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06/24/2008
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Altogether & all together.
Anytime & any time: What’s the difference?
|
Karalyn Jones
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07/01/2008
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Phrases to Avoid: “Could
of, Should of, Would of”
|
Sophia Stevens
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07/18/2008
|
Flaunt Your Knowledge
of When to Use Flaunt and Flout
|
Nick Jobe
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08/19/2008
|
Using “Use” or “Utilize”
|
Amy Hatmaker
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09/24/2008
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Choose Versus Chose: Which
Choice Is Correct?
|
Karalyn Jones
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11/25/2008
|
When to Use: Adopted and
Adoptive; Adapt and Adaptive
|
Nick Jobe
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02/24/2009
|
Avoiding As To
|
Nick Jobe
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04/08/2009
|
Adverse versus Averse
|
Karalyn Jones
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06/17/2009
|
When to Use Aggravate,
Annoy, and Irritate
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Sophia Stevens
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07/01/2009
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When to Use On, Onto,
and On to
|
Sophia Stevens
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07/09/2009
|
A “Gumshoes” Edition of
Grammatically Correct: “The Case of Uninterested vs. Disinterested!”
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Katie Moody
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08/19/2009
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When to Use Beside and
Besides
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Karalyn Jones
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