business jargon, jargon glossary, meanings of common expressionsCan you translate this business jargon? The CEO sent a message to the project manager: "When you get all the i's...
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AP style, capitalization, Chicago Manual of Style, publication names and capitalization, the and capitalizationWhich is correct?
In ________________, David Segal wrote that his previous column had made readers scrutinize their cell phone bills -- and that many found fraudulent charges: They'd been
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buzzwords, jargon, word meaningsWhich is correct?
Our anti-virus ____ is available as a separate download.
a. product
b. solution
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AP style, hello/goodbye, hyphenationWhich is correct?
According to some lexicographers, we may soon be saying ______ to the word hello because so much communication these days is through social networking sites, such as
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commonly confused words, commonly misused words, word meaningsWhich is correct?
Kill switch apps installed on employees' smartphones can allow business owners to disable any ________ devices when they are lost or stolen.
a. arrant
b. errant
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formal writing, incorrection, pronouns, whomWhich is correct? ____ can you trust? Social engineering tactics are so sneaky and phishing attempts are so sophisticated that...
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incorrection, overcorrection, personal pronouns, pronoun/noun order, pronounsWhich is correct?
"I've saved the folder to Dropbox and will send the link to _________."
a. he and Charles
b. him and Charles
c. Charles and he
d. Charles and him
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first person singular, me/myself/I, personal pronounsWhich is correct? "The number of security holes found during the penetration test left _________ shaken." a. the CSO and...
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ESL, prefer to or thanWhich is correct?
I prefer native apps ___ Web apps because they're customized for my
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grammar wars, prescriptivism, very unique, word meaningsWhat's wrong with the following sentence?
"Cloud computing poses some very unique security challenges."
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