Frequently Asked Questions about Professor Garner’s Garner’s Usage Tip of the Day

Do they come out every day?
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You say this is also a book? Where can I get that?
Yes! It’s a book published by Oxford University Press. You can order it from most booksellers (Garner’s Modern English Usage). This is book is for the usage-curious and those who like choose-your-own-adventure books. Here are a few sites:
Oxford University Press
Amazon.com
Barnes & Noble

If you’re looking to beef up your legal usage, look into Garner’s Dictionary of Legal Usage.
Oxford University Press
Amazon.com
Barnes & Noble

Is this available as an app from the Apple iTunes Store and the Google Play Store?
Yes! Download this app, and you’ll see that it comes with all the bells and whistles, including some grammar quizzes to test and keep you sharp.

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