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Hi, #copyeditors and #proofreaders! I recently accepted a senior copy editor position at Random House Children's Books. Interested in freelancing for us? Please reach out, either here or through my website https://t.co/q1KYihK4vo #copyediting#proofreading
@BrenKuebler @GrammarTable My dad threw my sister a "cauliflower party," which meant she got a huge bowl of ice cream, because she was the only one who tried the cauliflower at dinner. My brother and I still grumble about the cauliflower party.
@BergerSchuler A publisher I worked for was contacted by the TM holder for Styrofoam, who asked that we not print books with "Styrofoam cup" because the cups are not actually made of Styrofoam. I still flag it in books as a freelancer, but I wonder how many authors/editors stet it.
@The_GrammarGeek From https://t.co/Msjvq665mo:
"Since you donβt move into a building the way you walk or drive into something, we recommend move in to because move in is the verb, not move. However, there is still movement toward the inside of something so both in to and into could be justified."
@GramrgednAngel Totally agree. I mean, unless people say "period" or "colon" (like a friend of mine does to be funny) while speaking, do they "speak in periods" either? Based on what I see in some FB posts and comments, people feel like they speak in ellipses. Or invented punctuation,,,