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The Awkward Adverb At the beginning of every month, Action Copy sends out The Awkward Adverb, an e-mail newsletter poking fun at English-language flaws that have appeared on a sign, in print, on the Web, or really anywhere in the public sphere. It may address grammatical errors, careless usage, bothersome buzzwords, punctuation problems, misspellings, or confusing writing in general. The current issue and past issues can be found below or on The Awkward Adverb blog. Sign up using the form, and you'll have the next issue, hot off the presses, waiting in your inbox when you wake up one fine day in the near future. |
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Archives 2009 November 2009 - Twitter Translated October 2009 - This Sentence Ends With September 2009 - Healthcare Hot Air August 2009 - Mean Dregs and Spam July 2009 - A Whole Nother Nother June 2009 - Get Back Inside the Box May 2009 - Exclamation Explanation April 2009 - Got People? March 2009 - Literally Literal February 2009 - Presidentially Speaking January 2009 - Trumped-Up Titles 2008 December 2008 - The Truth About Seuss November 2008 - Numbered Days October 2008 - New or Improved September 2008 - Misspelling for Fun and Profit August 2008 - Adverbs ARE Awkward July 2008 - Imagine No Typos June 2008 - Does Not Compute May 2008 - Through with "Thru" April 2008 - Slippery People March 2008 - I Object! February 2008 - Gross Apostrophes January 2008 - Code Yellow 2007 December 2007 - We "R" Literal Minded November 2007 - "Less" Could Mean Fewer Customers October 2007 - Vague Promises Are Easy to Keep September 2007 - What I Did on My Summer Vacation August 2007 - You Can "Quote" Me on That |
