@Dottyeyes I was just looking it up yesterday and thought the same thing! There should be a mnemonic for that. Or I need it on a sticky note. I fear that soon no one will care anymore, and “comprised of” will become the norm. 😬
@FriendlyAshley @The_GrammarGeek Same concern here—but not for lack of experience, just lack of familiarity with that word. I usually say “remove italics” or “remove boldface” but never “roman.”
@ArrantPedantry I always thought “although” was preferred in more formal writing. I picked that up that from Garner’s Modern English Usage and it has stuck with me!
@CT_Bergstrom@EricAnicich@AdamGalinsky As a copy editor, I see jargon and overuse of insider lingo often. It’s my job to weed it out and make the writing coherent.
@GramrgednAngel WHO prefers to call itself just “WHO” and not “the WHO” and that’s how most everyone in the global health industry refers to it. I honestly never thought to question why. *cringe* 😂
@WaHealthSec @GovInslee Large outbreaks are happening in several long-term care facilities across WA. Why isn’t widespread testing being done in these facilities? Please issue guidelines. A friend’s father is in quarantine at one of these facilities with no testing in sight.