Possessive forms of Harris and Walz
“Grammar geeks are in overdrive,” says a New York Times article, which presents the choice as “apostrophe hell.” Not really. The best solution is to add ’s to make each name possessive.
The Apostrophe Protection Society
It’s back.
From a BuzzFeed “grammar” quiz
I’d say that neither you nor I can trust this BuzzFeed grammar quiz. Or “grammar” quiz, as most of the questions have to do with idiom, spelling, or punctuation.
The Apostrophe Protection Society
The Apostrophe Protection Society throw’s in the towel.
Hyphens and mental health
A tweet from the edge.
Bristol’s “grammar vigilante”
More accurately, a punctuation vigilante. Or perhaps more accurately still, a spelling vigilante.
Bad hyphens, unhelpful abbreviations
Daughter Number Three looks at bad hyphens and unhelpful postal abbreviations.