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Do You Need a Comma After "Thank You"?

Should your writing include a comma after the phrase "thank you"? We break down the rules and give examples in this post.

Reflexive Pronouns: What Are They & How to Use Them (with Examples)

A reflexive pronoun is a pronoun that ends in -self or -selves. Learn how to use reflexive pronouns correctly in your writing.

Infinitive Verbal: What Is It?

An infinitive verbal is one of the English verbals. Find out how to use infinitive verbals in your writing, with explanations and examples.

WYA Meaning: What Does WYA Stand For and Mean?

Find out what WYA means and when to use it in your writing.

Can You Start a Sentence With Yet?

Can you start a sentence with yet? Many people learned in school to never begin a sentence with a conjunction, but this rule is out of date. You can start a sentence with yet. Here's how.

Adjectives That Start With L: List of 400 Words to Describe Someone

Here’s a list of over 400 descriptive adjectives that start with L that you can use in your writing.

Comma Before or After Parenthesis: Correct Usage Explained

Is it grammatically correct to use a comma before or after parenthesis? You should only use a comma outside a closing parenthesis, though there are some exceptions. This article will teach you how to use commas and parentheses.

Comma Before That

Is it grammatically correct to use a comma before that? In this article, we’ll explain when you should and shouldn’t use a comma before that.

Miss Meaning and Definition

The homonym '’miss” is a common English word, but do you know its different definitions? In this article, we’ll discuss '’miss” meanings and show you how you can use '’miss” correctly in your writing.

Analogy vs Metaphor: Understand the Differences

Do you know the difference between analogies and metaphors? In this article, we explain each literary device and how to use them in your writing.

Whoever vs Whomever: What's the Difference?

Wondering whether you should use "whoever" or "whomever"? In this article, we break down the difference between the two words and explain how to use them correctly. Plus, learn our tricks for remembering which to use!

Led vs Lead: What's the Difference?

What's the difference between lead vs. led? Learn how to use each word correctly in your writing.

Opossum vs Possum: What's the Difference?

Possums and opossums have very similar names but are actually different animals. Find out how to tell them apart, and how they came to share such similar names in this article.

Apart vs A Part: What's the Difference?

Apart means “separated,” while a part means “a piece of a larger group.” Learn the meaning of apart vs a part, and how to use each correctly in your writing.

How to Spell Beautiful

The spelling of beautiful is a bit tricky—it’s one of the most commonly misspelled words. Learn how to spell beautiful correctly.

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Do You Need a Comma After "Thank You"?

Reflexive Pronouns: What Are They & How to Use Them (with Examples)

Infinitive Verbal: What Is It?

WYA Meaning: What Does WYA Stand For and Mean?

Can You Start a Sentence With Yet?

Adjectives That Start With L: List of 400 Words to Describe Someone

Comma Before or After Parenthesis: Correct Usage Explained

Comma Before That

Miss Meaning and Definition

Analogy vs Metaphor: Understand the Differences

Whoever vs Whomever: What's the Difference?

Led vs Lead: What's the Difference?

Opossum vs Possum: What's the Difference?

Apart vs A Part: What's the Difference?

How to Spell Beautiful

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Grammar Rules

The Writing Process

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Do You Need a Comma After "Thank You"?

Reflexive Pronouns: What Are They & How to Use Them (with Examples)

Infinitive Verbal: What Is It?

WYA Meaning: What Does WYA Stand For and Mean?

Can You Start a Sentence With Yet?

Adjectives That Start With L: List of 400 Words to Describe Someone

Comma Before or After Parenthesis: Correct Usage Explained

Comma Before That

Miss Meaning and Definition

Analogy vs Metaphor: Understand the Differences

Whoever vs Whomever: What's the Difference?

Led vs Lead: What's the Difference?

Opossum vs Possum: What's the Difference?

Apart vs A Part: What's the Difference?

How to Spell Beautiful

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