Question of the Week

What is the oxford comma and when do you use it?

Indefinite pronouns are used when you don’t know (or care) what the specific noun is, but you just need to indicate that there is a noun.

Indefinite pronouns include: each, either, both, several, neither, nothing.

Then there are the indefinite pronoun pairs: anybody/anyone, everybody/everyone, nobody/no one, somebody, some one.

Does someone get their “just desserts” or their “just deserts?”

How do you capitalize titles?
Uppercase, lowercase?

How do you format book chapters and their titles?

Are they in all caps?

What is the actual difference between “lay” and “lie”?

When do you use one over the other?

Should you capitalize terms of endearment like Honey, Sweetheart, and Darling?

Is it am or a.m.?
When do I spell out hours?
How do I use the word o’clock?

What are “Smart” quotation marks?

When do you use a single quotation mark and when do you use a double quotation mark?

Do quotation marks go inside or outside the final punctuation of a sentence?