Here's an informative - and hilarious - comic from The Oatmeal where he discusses something about the word "literally".
He states...
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Now that you know what "literally" means, continue reading the rest of The Oatmeal's funny comic so you'd learn how to use it. Go to The Oatmeal - What it means when you say "literally".
Cheers!
Other comics relating to grammar and punctuation from The Oatmeal:
What it means when you say "literally"
When to use "i.e." in a sentence
How to Use an Apostrophe
Ten Words You Need to Stop Misspelling