GRAMMAR

Belive it or not, spelling errors are a fact of life.

Deciding when to use an em dash instead of some other punctuation mark is largely up to you—except in situations that call for an en dash or hyphen.

If you’re talking about a free hotel breakfast, the word you want is ‘complimentary.’

Yes, they’re synonyms. But there’s a little more to the semantic story of ‘recur’ vs. ’reoccur’ than that.

'Burnt' and 'burned' are both acceptable, but they serve different purposes.

When does something stink, when did you believe something stank, and when might it have stunk?

What's the 'worse' or 'worst' that could happen if you use the wrong form of this commonly used word? Here's what to know.