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Can You Correctly Define These Nine Obscure Literary Terms?

Literary terms are used to describe various aspects of writing, but how well do you actually know these tricky devices?

What are Appositives?

An appositive is a noun or a pronoun (often with modifiers) that is beside another noun or pronoun, usually with the purpose of explaining or modifying. Now don’t get nervous—we'll help you figure this out.

12 Ways to Beat the Back-to-School Blues

Beat the back-to-school blues and be glad to go back with the help of these great tips!

19 Grammar Lesson Plans to Help Your Students Succeed

Have you created your grammar lesson plans yet? See what other teachers are doing, and see how you can incorporate these ideas into your classroom!

Who vs. Whom: A Simple Way to Determine Which Word to Use

Knowing when to use who vs. whom is a challenge for almost everyone. Here's a simple rule to help you always choose the correct one!

Which Literary Job Fits Your Personality?

Do you love reading so much you want to make a career out of it? This quiz will help you find out which literary job best suits your personality!

30 Quirky Collective Nouns for Animals

Did you know that a group of turtles is called a bale? Find out other quirky collective nouns for animals with this adorable infographic.

How Proofreading Can Drastically Improve Your Writing

Proofreading is a key part of the writing process. Find out how thorough proofreading can take your essay from good to great.

The History and Usage of Common Symbols

The ampersand, at sign, and pound sign are common symbols that most of us use pretty regularly. Even so, their origins and rules of usage might surprise you!

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