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Grammar Rules Archives – Page 13 of 13 – Grammar Check

Do you know what a dangling participle is? If not…you’re not alone. Truth is, a lot of people don’t know what this phrase means, and even more people don’t know how to use it properly. In this article, we’ll define the term “dangling participle” and give you some examples of how to use it in […]

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Grammar Rules Archives – Page 9 of 13 – Grammar Check

Two words do not get more similar than denounce & renounce. It is easy to see why new writers would get these words confused. Just like the terms in regard or in regards, small spelling differences make a big difference! However, they have different definitions and you cannot use these words interchangeably. In this post, […]

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Grammar Rules Archives – Page 7 of 13 – Grammar Check

Probably one of the most commonly confused words by new & experienced writers alike is gooses & geese. Creating the plural form of a word can often be a tricky process. For some reason, the plural form of goose seems to trip up many writers. In this post, we’ll teach you exactly how to choose […]

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Grammar Rules Archives – Page 6 of 13 – Grammar Check

When writing content, you need a grammar checker that provides accurate and applicable recommendations. There are numerous grammar checkers available. However, Wordtune and Grammarly currently offers the best product in this sector, but which one is the best for you? In this post, we’ll breakdown the difference between Wordtune vs Grammarly to help make your decision […]

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Grammar Rules Archives – Page 5 of 9 – Grammar Check

The words “wear” and “ware” are often used interchangeably by writers. The truth is…that is not grammatically correct. At first glance, these words seem to be spelled the same, but they have different meanings. Using the wrong word can be distracting and leave your audience confused. In this post, we’ll break down the difference between […]

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English Language Blog – Page 8 of 8 – Grammar Check

Writers use adjectives and adverbs to add detail and specificity to their writing. Adjectives modify nouns, while adverbs modify verbs, adjectives, or other adverbs. However, overusing these modifiers can slow down the pace of your writing and make it sound choppy. In this article, we’ll discuss how to use adjectives and adverbs effectively in your […]

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Using An Apostrophe After Z – Grammar 101 – Grammar Check

Do you know when to use an apostrophe after the letter Z? The reality is that most people struggle with this basic grammar concept. There are a few tricky rules that you need to understand to do this right. In this article, we’ll discuss all the rules surrounding the use of an apostrophe after z. […]

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Creative Writing

Speaking is a skill that comes fairly naturally to most people. However, writing often seems to be more difficult. It’s not always easy to put your thoughts into writing, but if you can make you tone conversational, it will be easier for you to formulate your thoughts and for others to understand what you are… […]

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Research Paper

One of the main staples of academic writing is the research paper. The focus of this type of paper is on the student’s ability to formulate an idea, back up his or her points with research, and succinctly and correctly argue in favor of the point. Here are common elements of research papers: Introduction and… […]

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English Mistakes

Misusing similar sounding or similarly spelled words is one of the most common writing mistakes made, and not understanding the differences can significantly impact your grades or credibility in written communication. The following is a list of the most common word choice errors that are often confused in writing and tips for how to use… […]

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Short Story

For many, writing a short story is difficult because it’s short and needs to have a theme. The space doesn’t leave a lot of room for rabbit trails. If you’re trying to write better short stories and want to improve your writing, you can. Continue reading for some suggestions about ways to improve your writing… […]

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admin | Grammar Check – Part 3

The press release is often the most direct and cost-effective way to present your service, product, event, or business in general to any relevant audience. Though many variations exist, the basic pattern is both elegant and easy to compose. And for our purposes, the simplest way to organize your statement will involve answering a set… […]

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Steps to Make Your Writing More Concise

No matter how much experience you have with the English language, writing concisely is not easy. It can cause some writers so much frustration that they wish to give up. However, just because it is difficult does not mean that it is impossible. You have to do what you can, and starting somewhere can get […]

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Quick Guide to Business Letters and Press Releases

In the course of business, you may find yourself responsible for specific types of formal writing. Business letters and press releases are two of the most common types of business writing, so let’s look at how you can write both. Business Letters Business letters are used in all types of work-related situations, so you may […]

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