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Danglers are easy to spot but can be surprisingly tough to fix.
As a working mom, finding time to get enough sleep is difficult.
Technically, this is a dangler because the modifying phrase — in this case the first four words — isn’t right next to the noun it should be modifying. The whole dangler concept, in fact, is based on the idea that any phr...
People who think adverbs only modify actions argue that "hopefully" and "importantly" can't begin a sentence. But in fact, adverbs can also modify whole sentences, which is why these two sentence adverbs work just fine.
Here comes another year full of holidays — some of them easy to write, others not so much (as anyone who’s wondered where to put the apostrophe in Presidents Day can attest). So as 2025 winds down, here’s how to write all the holidays to come in 2026.
New Year’s, New Year, new year. A new year in the generic sense isn’t capitalized. So you’d say, “Looking forward to...
A little-known dynamic, the "predicate nominative," explains why "This is she" is the more grammatical form.
If there’s one thing that can tell me, in a single glance, that a news article was not edited by an experienced pro, it’s the headline capitalization.
Here’s an example from a Yahoo Finance headline I saw a while back:
Stocks Pull Back: Why it Might Not Last
One look at that headline and I know that someone in the organization doesn’t kn...
