Daily Dot: Grammar quiz

Saturday, March 12, 2005

Daily Dot: Grammar quiz

Here's a quiz involving commonly confused words in English. (I was relieved to have correct answers to all 40.)

Mar 12, 2005 12:43:44 PM | Craft singles, Daily Dot, Diversions

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Chairing the bored (Surf's Up, published in The Telegram on Friday, March 11, 2005. Click here to read Surf's Up columns as a group.) Bored? Good. We have some goodies for you this week. (Don't we always?) Boredom Relief www.blifaloo.com/ A site that identifies itself as Boredom Relief is setting a high standard for itself. Fortunately, this delivers. Not only that, it's a site decent enough to show your mother. Play some games (some of which can turn...

What's the buzz I heard, in passing, on Brent Bambury's Go this morning that March is Caffeine Awareness Month. I was not, um, aware of that. I gather that the folks behind this are not the type to have a shot of espresso in the morning. Coincidentally, David Brooks has an amusing piece in the New York Times today about the oddities of a decaf-seeking world.

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Daily Dot: Grammar quiz

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