The Grammar Cookbook

Should there be an apostrophe in 'its'?What’s the difference between 'i.e.' and 'e.g.'?Should I write 'ensure' or 'insure'?What’s wrong with the word 'lite'?Should I say 'who' or 'whom'?Should I write 'My partner and I' or 'My partner and me'?Is it correct to say 'May I' or 'Can I'?Find the answers to these - and many other - grammatical puzzles in The Grammar Cookbook!The Grammar Cookbook is an easy-to-read reference that shows you how to avoid the most common grammatical errors. It is presented in a non-technical, easy-going style in a topic-per-page format: browse through it at your leisure or quickly look up the answers to specific questions.SectionsSection 1: PunctuationApostrophes, commas, colons, dashes, hyphens: which should you use (or not), and when? Find out here!Section 2: Word Usage'Everyday' or 'every day'? A collection of everyday word usage errors, with explanations and examples of correct usage.Section 3: ConfusablesWords that look and/or sound similar, but have quite different meanings. Do you offer complimentary therapies or complementary therapies? Using the wrong spelling could cost you a lot of money! Make sure you get it right.Section 4: Points of GrammarNouns, verbs, adjectives: what are they? And what are the important ingredients of a sentence? We provide brief coverage of these topics in this section.Section 5: Further ReadingIt’s fascinating stuff, isn’t it? In this section we guide you to resources that go into greater detail on the topics we have covered.Section 6: IndexAn easy way to look up answers to specific questions.