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Grammar Chaos: How Far You Should Go—By Far versus So Far As versus As Far As

Sep 13, 2017

Phrases that use similar words can be pretty confusing, especially when we find them in very different places. Phrases like by far, as far as, and (in) so far as may look similar, but all of them are used for specific purposes. Keep reading to find out. By far is actually an idiom that means �...
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Grammar Chaos: Mastering Passed and Past

Sep 06, 2017

How do you know when to properly use passed or past in a sentence? Feel free to “pass the time,” and read our short guide to these tricky rhymes! First things first: you might have already noticed that passed and past sound very much alike. Indeed, there are some words with the same pronunci...
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Grammar Conundrum: Me, Myself, and I

Aug 30, 2017

In the English language, pronouns are used to replace nouns in sentences. This is to avoid redundancy. There are many kinds of pronouns meant for various uses. Sometimes, we get overwhelmed by the sheer number of pronouns that we mix them all up. Take the pronouns I, me, and myself. They all re...
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