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What could be scarier than opening your fridge and not finding anything more edible than ice cubes at midnight? It sure is…deciding whether to place a comma before legal abbreviations at the end of company names. I know you would agree because this should be the main reason why you’re here, so welcome to our …

Read More about Comma before “LLC”: A Comprehensive Guide

We use commas to make sentences easier to understand. They group words to help us better understand how the different parts of a sentence work together. In some sentences, leaving out a comma can make it genuinely impossible to figure out which of two possible meanings the sentence might have. In other sentences, if you …

Read More about Comma after “finally” — The Ultimate Guide

Punctuation marks serve as the reader’s traffic signals in a metropolitan sheet that is congested with textual characters. But other than that, these tiny and seemingly insignificant symbols are also responsible for setting the tonality and the rhythm of the text. One of the most frequently asked questions about punctuation marks is related to the …

Read More about Comma after Salutations like Hi, Hello or Dear — Answered!

Oof, it’s been a rough week for some of us. But you know what will make everything instantly better? Some tremendous linguistic life hacks. This time around, we are tackling commas in relation to one of the greatest essay sentence starters: “typically”. Unique yet easy to understand, you’ve probably found yourself using “typically” at the …

Read More about Comma after “typically”: The Definitive Guide

Welcome, dear Linguaholic! Today, we will discuss the good and bad results of our actions toward others. Oops, sorry that’s “karma.” What I meant was the one without the r-sound in the middle, “comma.” Commas are notorious for savagely annoying many students and office workers alike, not to mention natives and non-native English users. Ambiguous …

Read More about Comma before “as well as”: The Definitive Guide

This guide will help you become more comfortable using commas in everyday life. Commas are arguably the most underrated grammatical tool in writing. Let’s dive into the many ways in which “of course” can be used in relation to commas. We’re excited to embark on this journey with you!   Is a comma necessary after …

Read More about Comma after “of course”: The Definitive Guide

Figuring out when to put a comma before “and” in a list can be confusing. If you have looked at various sentences that contain lists, you have probably seen that sometimes there is a comma before “and” and sometimes there is not. Worse, if you have tried to figure out when you do or don’t …

Read More about Comma before “and” in a List — The Definitive Guide

Hypothetically put yourself in the shoe of a person who has never heard of the English language his entire life. Now, try to say “where were we” aloud and think of how strange, not to mention alien-ish, you sound. Words that resemble each other, without fail, torture language learners, as in the enigma on “where” …

Read More about “Where” vs. “Were” — The Ultimate Guide