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Apostrophes with Words and Names Ending in s - The Blue Book of Grammar and Punctuation
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Doing Hard Time in Shaker Heights: So, you are thinking about chickens, did you say?
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| | Cookie knows chickens. I have learned, and know And Cookie is here to tell you that there is a difference between chicken in real life an...
| | paintingthegreyarea.wordpress.com
Literacy Privilege: How I Learned to Check Mine Instead of Making Fun of People's Grammar on the Internet | Painting the Grey Area
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| | My name is Chandra, and I am a recovering grammar snob. There was a time that it gave me a blush of pride to be referred to as "the Spelling Sergeant" or "the Punctuation Police". I would gleefully tear a syntactic strip out of anybody who fell victim to the perils of poor parallelism or...
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Punctuation Rules
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| | Learn punctuation rules! You don't have to wonder about semicolons or comma rules anymore. Use this as a resource!
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Nainaine of the Bayou by Christopher Keelty | Black Treacle
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| [AI summary] The story follows Nell, a young girl who becomes an apprentice to the voodoo witch Nainaine Laveau after her grandmother, a ghoul, is tied up in the witch's house. Nell seeks revenge against the hoodoo man who cursed her village, and Nainaine agrees to train her. The tale ends with Nell preparing to confront the hoodoo man, having learned the ways of voodoo and the dangers of the bayou.