The Grammar Diva Blog - Bites of Grammar and Such

“Myself”: Don’t Bother With It!

“Myself and my whole family are taking the cruise.”

STOP! DON’T! ICK! WRONG!

This past week, I twice heard drug used as the past tense of drag by those who should know better…

The word mondegreen, meaning a mishearing of a popular phrase or song lyric, was coined by the writer Sylvia Wright.

Nah! Spoonerisms have nothing to do with knorks and fives — or forks and knives.

As usual, I have been soaking up the books — because don’t they provide the answer to everything?

To celebrate Women’s History Month (March), I thought we would talk about all those songs with women’s names in the title

I live in Tam Valley, two miles from the Waldo Point houseboat harbor, in Sausalito, where close to 300 floating homes are docked.

Just about every day I get an email from Feedspot.