The Grammar Diva Blog - Bites of Grammar and Such

This adjective “rule” is something that you know, but you don’t know you know . . .

Remember when . . . Clouds were white and in the sky and they held rain, not data?

When too means “an overly great amount,” you don’t have to worry about any punctuation. However, when too means “also,” you have to worry about commas.

There has been some discussion about Donald Trump’s language: about how he talks at the level of a fifth grader, etc. I have compiled a list of comments about Trump and words.

Remember when a cookie was an Oreo, or maybe a Fig Newton?