A Walk in the WoRds

I wish I could give credit where it is due but I received this as an email and I don't know who created it. I sure do love it though.

One of the currently-popular memes adored by language fans involves a spin on "a man walked into a bar" jokes. Of course, I could ...

The comma is not truly the only punctuation tool you will ever need, but it sure does do a lot. The Purdue Online Writing Guide lists the f...

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In honor of the current Grammar.net contest for the Best Grammar Blog of 2011 . Thank you Logophilus for bringing this extremely hilarious ...

As previously announced, A Walk in the WoRds was hand-picked as a pre-nominated finalist for Grammar.net 's Best Grammar Blog of 2011 C...

I have been meaning to share this entertaining post from Sentence first titled "comic book grammar"...so here is the link . It t...

Thunk would who have. Excerpts from The Week magazine, July 15 issue (page 17, newsstand version) : Humans aren’t the only animals capable ...

One of my new favorites Wondermark .

I can't resist sharing the news that this blog has just been voted one of the 50 Best Blogs for Grammar Geeks . I am honored to be in th...

This photo illustrates what has been dubbed in political circles (and written about on numerous language blogs including Language Log , Migh...

Created by Ari Hoptman, a former undergraduate linguistics major from Wayne State University.

From an email I received (an oldie but a goodie) - Two ladies are sitting next to each other on a plane. One is a Yankee and the other, a So...

Surprisingly, I had not previously encountered the word peevologist until I noticed it on Mr. Verb . I say this is a surprise because I am o...