The Grammar Diva Blog - Bites of Grammar and Such

Way back in March, did you ever think that Covid-19 would still be around at Thanksgiving? You probably didn’t think about that at all. None of us did.

Last week’s post presented those tricky word pairs that begin with L. You are now ready for the quiz!

Hope you enjoyed the “candy” post last week! Now back to serious stuff! Here are some confusing words that begin with L:

I don’t know about you, but when I think of Halloween, I don’t think of pumpkins and goblins — I think of candy. What is your favorite candy?

Synonym, homonym, antonym, contronym, metonym, toponym, eponym. . . . we have talked about these in past posts. Here are four new ones for you…