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Subordinating conjunctions – e.g. “while”, “though”, “however”, “despite”, “because”, “since” – imply that one condition in a sentence depends on (i.e. is subordinate to) another. Commonly, they are u...

For example: My Or: My everyday shoes wear out quickly, but my special occasion shoes do not, because I wear them infrequently. When you use the phrase every day as two words, it is usually used...

Have you ever written an essay and received the feedback that you have an unclear antecedant and wondered what this even meant? Honestly, it isn’t an unusually difficult issue, and once we define the ...