The Grammar Diva Blog - Bites of Grammar and Such

If you think you might have podobromhidrosis, onychophagy, obsolagnium, ozostomia, parorexia, or phengophobia,you might want to read on. . . .

Is it “all of a sudden” or “all of the sudden”? Do you fill it to the “rim” or the “brim”? Read on and find out. . . .

Do you know the difference between warranty and warrantee? When to use italics versus quotes? Here is the last of the confusing words series. Read on. . .

“Sometimes” I like to eat chocolate. “Sometime” I will buy you a box of chocolates. I always have “some time” to eat chocolate. Can you distinguish among these three “words”?

Charcuterie, collyrium, exochorion, hallenkirche, logodaedaly, chartula. Could you spell these words if your life depended on it?