I’ve written elsewhere about the myth that you can’t start sentences with “And,” “But,” or “Yet.” And (see what I did?) there’s nothing new here. Look below! Arts and Letters William Shakespeare (Hamlet) But break, my heart, for I must hold my tongue. Jane Austen (Pride and Prejudice) And to all this she must yet…
Read MoreWhich “which” vs. “that” rules make you wish that grammar evaporated? Do “which” hunts sometimes feel like witch hunts? Help is on the way! This post will share my best “which vs. that” trick, along with examples from opinions, a brief, and a contract. Let’s start with this example. Why did the Federal Trade Commission…
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