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  • word aversion, pet peeves, language, English language, grammar, crowdsourcing, funny, relatable, linguistics
    A woman by the street holds her hands over her ears – Photo credit: Canva
    Culture, Past Events

    From ‘hubby’ to ‘supposably,’ people are sharing the words that make them physically cringe

    Adam Albright Hanna

    9/17/2025
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    Shakespeare's plays sounded a lot different back in his day. – Photo credit: painting attributed to John Taylor, public domain, via Wikimedia Commons / Canva (via Africa images) for thought bubble, edited
    Culture

    Linguists found clues in Shakespeare’s plays to find out what they originally sounded like

    Ryan Reed

    8/15/2025
  • Articles, Culture, Legacy

    The Secret Society With a ‘Moral Obligation’ to Correct Grammar and Spelling in Graffiti

    Isis Madrid

    3/7/2015
  • Articles, Legacy

    Back to School: Improve Your Grammar #30DaysofGOOD

    Jessica De Jesus

    8/30/2012
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    Is Facebook Turning College Students Into Terrible Writers?

    Liz Dwyer

    6/15/2011
  • Articles, Legacy

    Outsourcing Education: Does It Matter If Someone in India Corrected Your College Paper?

    Liz Dwyer

    5/18/2011
  • Articles, Legacy

    Should We Care About Grammar and Spelling on Twitter?

    Anne Trubek

    5/20/2010
  • Articles, Legacy

    Learn Your Damn Homophones (and Generally Improve Your Damn Grammar) in 2010

    Patrick James

    1/6/2010

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