If You Use These 14 Words Correctly, You’re Already Smarter Than 90% of Americans

This word doesn't exist—or rather, it shouldn't. The correct word is simply "regardless," meaning "without regard to" or "despite." According to a survey of nearly 2,000 native English speakers, ...
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An Exhibition of English drawings and water colors from British collections / sponsored by the English-speaking Unions of the United States and the British Commonwealth

Exhibition held Feb. 18 - Apr. 1, 1962 at the National Gallery of Art ; Apr. 16 - June 3, 1962 at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. siris_sil_289737 ...
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Elizabeth Murray

Elizabeth Murray was born in Chicago in 1940. She earned a BFA at the Art Institute of Chicago and an MFA from Mills College in Oakland, California. A pioneer in painting, Murray’s distinctively ...
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Gwynne's grammar : the ultimate introduction to grammar and the writing of good English

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English Language Arts

Explicit instruction in how tone is conveyed in writing helps students become more thoughtful readers and more precise, empathetic writers.