The Grammar Diva Blog - Bites of Grammar and Such

The word “only” (and “almost”) can be placed in many different parts of a sentence, completely changing the meaning. Can you find the common mistake in the placement of “only”?

Linda Jay Geldens is a Marin-based copyeditor and promotional writer. Read about Linda and her interesting story here!

Do you dangle your participles? Don’t know? Read this post to find out all about participles and participial phrases and how to avoid dangling them!

Learn how to write possessives of both pronouns and nouns, including nouns ending in -s and -es, singulars and plurals.

When should you use an apostrophe? Well, you probably know all about contractions, but what about in plurals?