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LOG #230
- What to do with TV titles?
- Pathetic fallacy
- What are form classes of words?
- The spelling of after-school
- Does Ana have/has a book?
- Describing a job position
- They will carry fully automatic weapon
- What is wrong with this sentence?
- Who/whom will you meet?
- If I played/had played . . . .
LOG #231
- Using pronouns for someone's name in a letter of recommendation
- A comma after Mr. Smith
- It is recommended that the school start/starts. . . .
- Skiing as gerund or participle
- Punctuation after Best regards
- Which bucket do/does your loans fall into?
- Here come/comes the Padres
- An analogy problem
- Getting physical
- Putting an adverb between the auxiliary and the verb
LOG #232
- A noun absolute
- Affect/effect questions
- None of us is/are . . . .
- Beginning a sentence with however
- Using myself and who/whom
- Forward/forwards and toward/towards
- Is something wrong with this sentence?
- Must, have to, need to
- Is/are John and Joan at home?
- Parents are not watching/don't watch TV.
LOG #233
- Compound noun or gerund phrase?
- More than one of the students was/were absent
- The longest sentence ever written
- Sometime versus some time
- A peculiar use for semicolons
- Using and to connect two parts of a dependent clause
- Omitting the "-s" ending from verbs
- The phases of essay writing
- Merger of/between two companies
- Compound versus complex sentences
LOG #234
- Is this sentence correct?
- First-come, first serve/served
- What does "d." mean?
- Respecting others/others'/other's property
- Anything to correct here?
- Problems from Finland
- Paragraph unity
- Words for taking a trip
- The history of apostrophes
- Usage questions from Bangkok
LOG #235
- A long quotation, broken into paragraphs
- Linking verbs
- Past modals of deduction
- The Haitian Club
- Using for as a conjunction
- Southern/southern Mesopotamia
- Has Mary bathed/been bathing?
- Pluralizing acronyms
- I don't understand why can't you/ you can't
- Referring to someone's academic degree
LOG #236
- Writing a well developed paragraph
- Third-world countries ?
- Compared to/with
- Happy Boss' Day or Happy Boss's Day
- Writing out percentages
- Simple or compound sentence
- Learning not to say ain't
- Punctuating missy mom dad and tom
- Adverbial and adjectival roles of prepositional phrases
- Punctuation around Jeff's name
LOG #237
- A group of marines is/are waiting
- Pluralizing and making possessive an unusual last name
- Get a hold of yourself/your self
- A bad question in the grammar quizzes
- My mom's and my past ??
- Past events without past tense
- Repeating a preposition applied to two objects
- Endangered species don't/doesn't imply
- You will be surely fascinated/be fascinated surely
- What voice are linking verbs?
LOG #238
- Intransitive passive voice?
- Is this sentence correct?
- I would appreciate it if / I would appreciate if. . . .
- The Husky or Huskies team
- The History of Grammar
- Difference between present progressive and present participle
- Trouble with tense consistency
- Two pronged/prong approach
- In writing well, mind and body become one
- These ones ?
LOG #239
- Definitions of prepositions
- For purpose of/the purpose of confidentiality . . . .
- As not only was it / as not only it was. . . .
- Yours sincerely versus Yours faithfully
- To hitchike/hitchiking is very dangerous
- A philosophy of teaching grammar
- A use of the word however
- Capital versus capitol
- Bulleted lists
Index of Grammar Logs
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