Meredith Holley’s Reviews > Dispute Resolution: Examples & Explanations > Status Update

Can you say "it would be against your interests to buy your second favorite car for $21,000, unless there is something important at stake" (would/is)? Or do you have to say "would/was"? I suddenly got really confused. It's would/was, right?

I'm re-writing this book as a romance novel: "The judge's throbbing . . . gavel sent the parties begging for "mediation."

Why is dwarfs the plural of dwarf? Why not dwarves? I know there's probably no answer, but I have to ask.

Unfortunately, this might be a boring book. I didn't expect that because one of my favorite professors co-wrote it. Some people are so much better at speaking than writing, but I didn't expect that here.