Dr. Grammars Frequently Asked Questions Page

This is a rule I've had many debates with many englis teachers over. From the page: "A or An? According to The Oxford Dictionary of American Usage and Style, "The indefinite article a is used before words beginning with a consonant sound, including /y/ and /w/ sounds. The... more

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Rated by bacchicdance on Oct 15, 1:14pm

I wish there were a sideways thumb... While the information here is absolutely great, the navigation and organization leave something to be desired. Alphabetizing the issues/questions that people might have could potentially be frustrating to the user Do I look under H for "her vs she"? S for "she vs her"? Neither. See I for "It's her vs It's she". Aroo? Also, when one jumps down to the answer one seeks, there's no 'Back to the top' link, something I find extremely annoying. Your mileage may vary, but I'm predisposed to laud any site that teaches proper usage--ergo, upthumb.
Rated by Al1L on Oct 14, 2:18pm

Very useful for Frenchies
Rated by StyleCaster on Oct 14, 1:54pm

i am soo saving this site
Rated by seonext on Sep 01, 11:55pm

Such a useful information, must for everyone..
Rated by stonecoldgemini on Aug 30, 1:02am

A useful page about an important subject.
Rated by emilysmiles on Aug 29, 9:43pm

love this!
Rated by 1wildlifegirl on Jul 27, 11:03pm

This is always a useful resource!
Rated by dianescott on Jul 12, 8:17pm

Dr. Grammar should be on everyone's "hit lists" of good places to go for proper syntax and overall written usage (and I'm sure someone will find something wrong with this comment LOL!)
Rated by danbethancourt on Jul 10, 2:26pm

I wish more internet users would read this.

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