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As a non‐native speaker of English, I am often in need of linguistic reassurance. English, with its often fiendish spelling, numerous homophones and homographs, and regional variation can leave even the most experienced writer (whether native or not) insecure. Thankfully, volumes such as the Good Word Guide are there to offer guidance.
The layout of the book is very clear. It is organized like a dictionary, alphabetically, making consultation very easy. With over 15,000 entries, readers will find guidance on spelling, pronunciation, grammar and punctuation, and usage. The guide also contains a brief but useful section of “Writing tips” (p....
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