Apostrophes are used in English for three main reasons: to show possession, to omit letters or numbers, and to pluralize singular letters or numbers. So why are they so confusing to use?
The practice of naming storms is hundreds of years old, going back to saints' names. Let's learn about how we got from Hurricane Santa Ana in 1825 to Hurricane Debby in 2024.
While many figures loom large in New Jersey lore, the accent and language of the Garden State are perhaps even more recognizable. Allow us to celebrate this state with some special slang terms unique to New Jersey.
Ever wondered about the differences between various highways and byways? This guide breaks down the unique purposes and histories behind the roads we travel every day.
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