Bogeyphobia (also bogyphobia or bogiphobia) is the fear of the bogeyman, ghosts, or imaginary supernatural monsters. Bogey is from Middle English (bugge/bogge), a frightening specter, phantom, goblin, or scarecrow. Phobia is from Ancient Greek (phóbos/φόβος), panic, fear #words #grammar #spooky

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Stretching your knowledge: warm-up vs warm up
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“Asterisk”

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Automatonophobia - Fear of self-moving, artificial human-like figures (such as robots, mannequins, wax statues, and animatronics). From the Ancient Greek words autómaton (meaning "self-acting" or "self-moving") and phóbos (meaning "fear" or "aversion"). #phobia #wordoftheday #grammar #grammardiva

Say this em dash example out loud to fix your pacing #grammar #englishtips #grammarhelp #learnenglish

Borrow vs. lend vs. loan
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Future Continuous — needs a specific future moment.
It describes an action in progress at a future moment.
It can use a time point or another event, but only one is needed.

Formula: will be + verb‑ing + future time/event

When you call, she’ll be driving to work.

"Thou" and "ye" are not the same.

• Judge not, lest ye be judged.
• Subtoot not, lest thou be subtooted. Thou personally. Yes, thou. Thou knowest who thou art.

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I had used #Grammarly in the past then I switched to #LanguageTool until it stopped being free. I just stumbled upon #Harper and it seems to be working well. I need a #grammar helper because I make too many little mistakes to catch them all. Here is hoping this goes well.

I wondered about following the #grammar tag, but it looks to be mainly links to articles about common #usage errors. Muting or filtering those would probably also mute things I want to see.

Keep a list of your known grammar problems.

Post it within eye view of your computer. Are you still making the same mistakes? During your re-read do you 'see' the same old problems? Try to fix them immediately and tell your brain to do better. Improve.

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Once you understand you need to improve something about your writing, you may try to avoid learning and you may hire an editor etc. You may lean on ai or writing tools rather than focus on your missing educational reality. They can help a little...but...

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Wiccaphobia - Fear of witches or witchcraft. From the Old English word wicca (a male sorcerer, wizard, or necromancer) or wicce ( a female witch), and the suffix -phobia (fear, dread, or deep aversion). #grammar #grammardiva #Halloween #phobia #wordoftheday #etymology #language

Between You And Me | A common mistake in English is to say ‘between you and I’.
- It is always correct to say ‘between you and me’.
- It is always incorrect to say ‘between you and I’.
There are no exceptions to this rule.
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“In MAGA-land people are dying faster than they are being born”

Hmmm… “They?”

These seem to be an amazing kind of people, dear @economist.com colleagues, both dead and alive.

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Take the right road: Traveled vs. travelled
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