Monthly Archives: April 2014

Its (possessive) vs. it's (it is). Is it hard to remember which one of these gets its apostrophe? It's.

Increasingly, I see people writing, as did a recent client about doing something, ". . . with the goals to educate and train. . . ." The problem is a…

To is a problem, too. To means direction; the word for also has an extra "o" too.