GrammaRight is not heavily footnoted. We rely on just a few
favorite sources. Instead of citing them in full in the Click Notes, we've
provided their full citations below. The short citations denote how we cite the
works in the Click Notes.
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Source
Cited
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Garner
Oxford |
Bryan A. Garner,
The Oxford Dictionary of American Usage
and Style (Oxford Univ.
Press, 2000).
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Garner
Legal |
Bryan A. Garner, A
Dictionary of Modern Legal Usage
(Oxford Univ. Press, 2d ed.
1995).
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Follett |
Wilson Follett,
Modern American Usage: A Guide
(Hill & Wang,
1998).
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Fowler |
Henry W. Fowler, A
Dictionary of Modern English Usage
(Oxford Univ. Press, 2d ed.
1965).
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New
Fowler |
Henry W. Fowler,
The New Fowler's Modern English Usage
(Clarendon Press, 3d ed.
1996).
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Kane |
Thomas S. Kane, The
Oxford Guide to Writing
(Oxford Univ. Press
1983).
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Strunk &
White |
William Strunk, Jr.,
and E.B. White, The Elements of Style
(Allyn & Bacon, 4th
ed. 2000).
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Random
House |
The Random House
Dictionary of the English Language
(2d ed.
1987).
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