Antidote combines a grammar corrector with rich dictionaries and language guides, all with direct integration into your writing software. Do you type in English or French? Then Antidote is for you! It works with Windows, Mac and Linux, while the dictionaries and guides are also available for iPhone and iPad.

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Mastering the keyboard has become an essential skill. Learn to type or improve your keyboarding with Typing Pal. Using a test, Typing Pal initially evaluates your strengths and weaknesses before suggesting personalized exercises for you. Practice texts, dictation, games and statistics, it’s all there!

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If your website leaves room for improvement, your readers are sure to be put off. To ensure quality, Druide has created WebElixir. WebElixir scans websites to detect errors in French and English, flag broken links and identify all changes. You receive a quality report after each scan.

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Fiction, non-fiction, children’s literature and reference works; we are distinctly contemporary, offering our publications in print and digitally. Our authors—be they newcomers or veterans—have the same goals: to transport you, to move you, to make you think and to enrich your mind!

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Reports

  • December 2019
    Let’s Try and Understand Try and

    Much ink has been spilled on the subject of the construction try and followed by an infinitive. Grammarians have long debated whether it is correct or whether it is to be eschewed in favour of try to. Is it acceptable to use try and? Does its meaning or use differ from that of the very similar try to? Let us wade into the fray then and attempt to shed some light on this peculiar idiom.

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  • November 2019
    Darker Matters

    Our last instalment of Word Stories, with its focus on divine attributes, was all goodness and light. Now, as the days of late autumn get rapidly shorter, we, too, find ourselves in gloomier territory, turning our attention to darker matters.

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  • October 2019
    These Kinds of Words are Kind of Tricky

    Kind, type and sort are three common words in English that denote category membership. They are useful words for our pattern-seeking brains. This article will address some tricky questions about grammatical agreement in type-noun expressions and examine how these expressions have extended their usage to convey a variety of notions. 

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