How do you feel about grammar?
A conversation over in The Laboratory got me thinking: why is it that some writers love grammar while some break out in a cold sweat at its merest mention? @RK Capps, in that Lab thread, quotes writing guru Dwight V Swain talking about when things go wrong:
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Apologies if this should be in Writing Groups. I wasn't sure, since it's a grammar question and not a request for critique.
Sometimes it feels right to put quote marks around people's names and sometimes, in similar sentences, it doesn't. What's the rule? Google is not my friend today.
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I have 5 grammar hacks that I use quite regularly when I write and edit - especially the 'by zombies' trick with passive voice and switching in pronouns in instances of who/whom.
What grammar hacks do you find yourself using all the time? (I might add them to my list too!).
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