The Wordshop
Barbara WallraffWhere I'll answer your questions about our language.
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'Not ... but' commas redux
Gloriana Catara writes: “Thanks for your article about ‘not ... but’ comma.
Allow me to present 'slop'
I’ve been holding this post for 10 days or so, waiting for the final major English dictionary site to announce its Word of the Year. Merriam-Webster has come through at last. Its word is slop, defined as follows: “digital content of low qua...
If you see something, are you supposed to say it?
Dave Harrington writes: “I don’t understand why people started pronouncing the t in the word often. Once it started, it spread like wildfire, and nearly everyone now pronounces it that way. The previous pronunciation was easier and faster a...
Hooray!
My friend Anita Diamant writes: “Huzzah! Hooray! How many ways are there to express that in English? And from whence do they come? Is there anything new in this category?”
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I write the “May I Have a Word” column for The Boston Globe. Worked for The Atlantic for 25 years and was its language columnist. Wrote or coauthored five books about English. NPR commissioned me to copy edit the Constitution.
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