Easy Furniture Web Tip #306: Quick Grammar Lookup

Furniture World News Desk on 3/17/2021

This will be my last time on grammar tips for your website writing. For awhile.

Rather than giving you specific examples of typical problems, I’ll simply show you how I solve my problems.

When I run up against a problem with grammar, I simply do an Internet search. For example here is a search for “everyone vs. every one” and this is the result:

The above search was performed on the privacy browser DuckDuckGo but Google has the same top result.

However, Google summarizes the information from the above site in a more succinct manner that helps you to get your answer faster without having to click through to the site.

This is a great way to find answers to any tricky words and phrases …

• everytime vs every time
• everything vs every thing
• anytime vs any time
• have vs. has
• what vs which
• beside vs besides
• full-time vs full time

It’s kind of fun to learn the wonderful way our language works.

Easy Furniture Web Tip 306: When in doubt about a grammar issue simply do an Internet search and find your answer promptly.

Katherine Andes specializes in web content development and SEO — including page customization for storefront and franchise websites. Visit BetterWebSales.com or phone her at (559) 309-2940.

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