How to 'amuse-bouche' without begging pardon for your French
A simple way to keep them apart. (Most of the time.)
Many of today's grammar rules can be traced to the opinions of one 18th century writer.
Why don't they call it the Merriam-Webster comma?
We believe the popular usage of this word is correct
Editor Emily Brewster clarifies the difference.
And is one way more correct than the others?
