A humorous list of one woman's top pet peeves when it comes to bad grammar and poor writing generally. Like Lynne Truss (author of Eats, Shoots and Leaves), she's tempted to carry a vial of correction fluid everywhere she goes, to erase all those rogue apostrophes...

Why are there always more questions than answers? Is there a question in your mind that you cannot seem to find an answer for? Perhaps an interview question or a technical question? I ask a ton of questions, mostly to myself without troubling other people.

I find that many of my questions go unanswered or are answered by my conversations with other people, observations on society with me drawing my own conclusion or research on things that really trouble me. Then there are some questions that will never have an answer to - It is just the way it is and I accept this.

The semi colon and apostrophe are two punctuation marks that often give people a lot of trouble. This article shows where and how to use them, giving plenty of examples. There's even a quiz where you can try out what you've learned.