"You're Welcome" Wednesday: Tons of home remedy tips and tricks. I’m sure we’ve all gotten the email before. You know what I’m talking about, the spam email that you actually happened to read. You know, the one with tons of random home remedy tips in it that you think, “Huh…I should remember this….” Yes, that one. Well, I thought it was about time to go ahead and post it for you so you don’t have to worry about remembering it any more! I have no idea where it came from, who wrote it, or even who sent it to me. the ideas are great and, as it says, worth considering! P.S…see round 2 of amazing random tips HERE.
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Franklin's Grammar Cheat Sheet. This page is a quick and dirty "cheat sheet" that explains many common grammar, syntax, and usage errors, and offers the correct way to write. I'll probably continue adding to this page over time, but for now, these are the errors I see most often and find most annoying. Why is this important? Who cares if you use correct grammar? We communicate in language. More and more often, especially with the advent of the Internet, that means written language. Forums like Weblogs, the World Wide Web, and mailing lists are primarily written media. "To" and "too," "affect" and "effect," ... These are errors which occur because two words sound similar or the same, but are spelled differently and have different meanings. "Compliment" and "complement" A "compliment" is a pleasantry, an expression of goodwill, admiration, or respect; "he complimented my typing skills.
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