After all, is it 'laying in bed' or 'lying in bed'? There's no doubt about it—grammar can be tricky. Our language has rules that make sense, don’t make sense and then completely contradict each other.
Similar-but-not-identical pairs of words provide some of the most confusing grammar rules in English. There are, of course, homophones, words like “which” and “witch” that sound the same but are ...
OK. Stop what you’re doing. I want a quick show of hands. How many of you out there in readership land know the difference between the use of the word ‘lay’ and ‘lie’?Before we get into this, let’s ...
DEAR RICHARD: Have you ever seen this tombstone?:Here lies (not “lays”)Billie Woody Robins ReedEnglish Teacher-Bill Plachy, San Marcos Your tombstone is a new one to me, and I am delighted to add it ...
As Dawn Staley and the South Carolina Gamecocks prepare for Friday’s Final Four matchup with the NC State Wolfpack, the coach’s media availability on Thursday featured an important discussion. Do you ...
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