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Respectively is often confused with respectfully, but they have different meanings. Respectfully is used to show or express respect. Respectively means in the order given and is usually used with parallel lists in scientific writing. If a parallel list is present, meaning there is a relationship between two given lists in one sentence, then all item placements…
The comma (,) is one of the most often used punctuation marks, but using it correctly can be challenging. Where you use a comma can change the entire meaning of a sentence. In a series of guides, we will review a few of the most common mistakes with comma usage. Each grammar guide will provide helpful tips…
Using articles correctly with countable and uncountable nouns can be very challenging. Countable and uncountable nouns are one of the first things many students learn, but even advanced English speakers can find themselves in trouble with this complicated bit of grammar. How do you make sure you’re getting it right in your scientific manuscripts? Telling…
