Microbes, infectious diseases and the causal relationship that links them
These and other insights into how the language of infection is punctuated can be found in a new chapter in LoI: punctuation (highlighted paragraph at the top of Micrognome’s home page).
The comma, full stop, quotation, question and exclamation marks all get a mention. Apostrophies only get a passing nod, though a future post may give this grammatical problem child a special mention.
Micrognome, November, 2011.
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