Are you looking for a new book to fall in love with? Our team loves the blind date with a book tradition—getting a book recommendation without knowing the cover or the title. You can take …
Today's topic is an issue that tends to crops up in our content. What is the difference between damage and damages? Damage is a grammatically singular, mass/noncount noun. Per Merriam-Webster, it means "loss or harm resulting …
Welcome to another post in the Content Creator Basics series. Here, we’ll share our go-to tips for flexing your freelance writer muscles—whether you’re writing content for someone else or for your own blog. Check in …
Welcome back to another Grammar Time post. We hope this post will be quick, easy, and useful. Today, we thought we'd share some insight into the difference between lawyers and attorneys. We hope this refresher …
Welcome to another Grammar Time post. Today's topic is parallelism. We'll be referencing Chicago rules. If you have CMOS 17, you can refer to 5.242–5.245. Note that if you follow a different style guide, there …