Grammar Minute

Get ready for more fantastic news headlines that got things wrong with one of my favorite words: Enormity.

Short sentences pack great punch. Like this. Or this. Discover the magic of varied sentence length on today's episode of Grammar Minute!

Economists say no. Grammarians say no, too - at least, some of them do. Learn more about this wonky phrase on today's episode of Grammar Minute!

Welcome to this special episode of Grammar Minute - a short story audio drama by GM's host, Lauren Smyth!

A dying star. A one-person shelter. A robot for company. Life on a barely habitable planet might be lonely, but it's also a great way to escape the past--or so Ozero thinks. But when an unfamiliar spaceship crash-lands near his shelter, Ozero is faced with a decision: Will he seek revenge for the destruction of his family, or will he find healing through forgiveness?

Performed by Lauren Smyth, Ryan Bagley, Alex Bodnar, & Rachel Moeller.

Read the original short story & anthology: https://a.co/d/f4rv2lH

Change the status quo. Avoid Latin like you avoid cliches - that is, like the plague.

I'm a hard news and fiction writer. Here's why I'm not worried about ChatGPT taking my job - plus an (un)grammatical approach to staying ahead of the robot army.

These two simple tips will make your writing clearer - and once you see this mistake, you'll never fail to notice it. Learn more on today's episode of Grammar Minute!

Grammar Minute usually isn't an opinion show, but could there be room for opinions among the many and often contradictory rules of Grammar? Hear the official opinion on today's episode of Grammar Minute!

Since when has Grammar Minute been an opinion show? Since we started talking about "me either" vs. "me neither!"

What should you do about those pesky words that sometimes seem to be spelled with "s" but sometimes go without? Find out on today's episode of Grammar Minute!