This cliché sees to throw people for a loop. The right phrase is, "I couldn't care less." Because if you "could care less," you are caring some. Still want more proof? From the The American Heritage Dictionary of Idioms, "This expression originated about 1940 in Britain and for a time invariably used couldn’t. About 1960 … Continue reading Could Care Less vs. Couldn’t Care Less: A Grammar Lesson
Faze vs. Phase: A Grammar Lesson
Today's grammar lesson comes from Steve Woodruff, President of Impactiviti. He had a tweet a few weeks ago that made me laugh at first and then cringe a little as I started noticing it in various places and different contexts. Woodruff's tweet was, "btw, nothing will 'phase' you unless you are on a Star Trek … Continue reading Faze vs. Phase: A Grammar Lesson