
Jenny I've never heard this "on foot" or "by foot" that people have started using. When did it start and by whom is this normally spoken? BTW, I'm from the states, born and raised in Missouri. We always used the verb "walked."

Heather
Hi Grammar Girl - have been following your podcast now for a couple of months - it's great! I write summaries and analyses in my business and find your tips and explanations so helpful! I have a question for you - I'm starting to hear more people using the term "funnily" in their speech lately, as in "funnily enough......." what's with this? Shouldn't it be "funny enough.."? Have you noticed this too?Read More

Tracy McGinty Do you see a day when the teaching of grammar for grammar's sake will ever return?

Angie Thweatt Lay Good morning Grammar Girl. I'm a new fan, thanks to a coworker who recommended your site. I need an opinion. Does it irritate you as much as it does me when the media uses the word "bucks" in place of "dollars"? I cringe everytime I hear that word.

Doug Dangler Grammar Girl is visiting Ohio State University on November 19 at 11:30 in 60 SEL for a book signing and talk. All are welcome!

Jennifer Hi Grammar Girl - There is a disagreement in my department about one vs. two spaces after a sentence. Despite a formidable amount of evidence that the standard is firmly set at one space, there is a holdout in favor of the typewriter-inspired two space rule. Any suggestions for getting this person to give up the attachment to two spaces?

Pooja O Murada “Grammer lesson is like Nostalgia: You find the present tense and the past perfect”

Mariela Grammar Girl! You have no idea how much I love your podcasts! I'm an avid listener. ♥

Debbie Allen Good Morning GG-I am a new fan with a question-I hear the phrase "went missing" all the time now and it just does not sound correct. Is this correct?

Marilyn Nicholson I can NOT find concrete backup as to the rules for including a comma in the name of a business--for example: "Doughnut Holding, LLC"--is a comma required before "LLC," and "Inc."? Can someone please direct me??? Thanks!

Jon Shelley Perry
What is your opinion on using "goes" in place of "says?" I cringe each time I hear it, but I am guilty of using it in rapid speech as well.
Thanks,
Shelley

Shankar Parasaram
Hi GG, Your's is an awesome podcast and I am learning a lot from them. I have a question, is it correct to say 'I am meeting with somebody'? (I am confused with the use of the word With in this sentence, I think it should just be 'I am meeting somebody'). Thanks,
Shankar

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