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 may be different guidelines […]
Today’s Grammar Time post is meant to help content writers know how to spell or mention SARS-CoV-2. Remember, these kinds of posts are meant to remind writers that publications have their own style guides, and they’ll likely supersede whatever we […]
This post will explain the difference between imply and infer. People often misuse them because they look and sound similar—but they actually have opposite meanings. Here’s a brief rundown of the difference between these two words and how they should […]
Today’s grammar time should be short and sweet with this fairly simple rule. We will be talking about the difference between continuous and continual. Because these words sound so similar and even both refer to time, many people may not […]
For today’s Grammar Time, we’ll go over the differences between inherent, intrinsic, and innate. If you use these three words interchangeably, you’re not alone. But these words actually have some subtle differences that are worth noting. First, let’s dig into […]