PinnedBadfinger: My Near Encounter with the Legendary RockersEarly in the summer, during my first weeks at my new job at PAR Associates, I was working in Denver when I spotted “Badfinger” spelled out…Jun 1, 2022Jun 1, 2022
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In the Writing Center with Ronnie B: A Quick Look at Then vs. ThanExplains the correct use of “then” and “than.”May 30May 30
In the Writing Center with Ronnie B: A Quick Look at That vs. WhichExplains the correct use of the restrictive and nonrestrictive pronouns “that” and “which.”May 30May 30
In the Writing Center with Ronnie B: A Quick Look at Subject-Verb AgreementExplains how to correctly use singular and plural verbs with singular and plural subjects to achieve grammatical agreement.May 30May 30
Published ineducation _ we writeIn the Writing Center with Ronnie B: A Quick Look at SemicolonsExplains how to correctly use semicolons to connect independent clauses, avoid comma splices, and separate complex items in a list.May 30May 30
In the Writing Center with Ronnie B: A Quick Look at Irony, Satire, Sarcasm, and ParodyExplains irony, satire, sarcasm, and parody.May 30May 30