Los Angeles Times

A Word, Please: Don’t mistake grammar rules for logic

I’ve gotten a lot of emails recently about where to put periods and commas relative to quotation marks. The notes were prompted by a recent column in which I mentioned that, in American English, a ...
GIGAZINE

Clearly before the rise of SNS, the words used by people shifted from logical ones such as 'data' and 'analysis' to emotional ones such as 'believe' and 'think'

A study of millions of books published since 1850 found that since the 1980s, the tendency to use more emotional words than logical words has increased. This trend accelerated around 2007 when SNS ...
Los Angeles Times

A Word, Please: Inside or outside quotation marks? Don’t look to logic

I’ve gotten a lot of emails recently about where to put periods and commas relative to quotation marks. The notes were prompted by a recent column in which I mentioned that, in American English, a ...
The New York Times

Follow My Logic? A Connective Word Takes the Lead

There, I did it. And if you speak English for work or pleasure, there is a fair chance that you’ve done it, too. “So” may be the new “well,” “um,” “oh” and “like.” No longer content to lurk in the ...
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SSC Reasoning Preparation Tips: Logic Sequence of Words

Logic Sequence of Words is an important and unavoidable topic of SSC exams as there will be a minimum of one question that will be asked in all SSC Tier-1 exams. In such type of problems, a sequence ...
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SSC Reasoning Free Practice Set: Logic Sequence of Words (Set-4)

Q20. Arrange the words given below in a meaningful sequence.