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Writing Tip: Burned vs. Burnt
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|Date: March 26, 2013
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Writing Tip: Burned vs. Burnt
“Burned” vs. “burnt” is another grammar topic where there seems to be some confusion. Luckily, it’s one ...
“Burned” vs. “burnt” is another grammar topic where there seems to be some confusion. Luckily, it’s one argument where you do have a good deal of flexibility when it comes to using the two terms. ...
March 26, 2013
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Writing Tip: Then vs. Than
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|Date: March 26, 2013
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Writing Tip: Then vs. Than
The words “then” and “than” sound the same, and this causes many people to use them incorrectly. Their m ...
The words “then” and “than” sound the same, and this causes many people to use them incorrectly. Their meanings are quite different, so knowing what each signifies should help you with their usage. ...
March 26, 2013
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Writing Tip: I.e. vs. E.g.
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Writing Tip: I.e. vs. E.g.
I.e. and e.g. are two abbreviations that get mixed up quite often. For some clarification on how to use ...
I.e. and e.g. are two abbreviations that get mixed up quite often. For some clarification on how to use them properly, this guide will explain a little background on each abbreviation as well as exam ...
March 26, 2013
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Writing Tip: Anyway vs. Anyways
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|Date: March 26, 2013
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Writing Tip: Anyway vs. Anyways
The likelihood of you hearing somebody say “anyways” during a conversation is quite high, but is it corre ...
The likelihood of you hearing somebody say “anyways” during a conversation is quite high, but is it correct? No, it is not. There are plenty of words that are used on a frequent basis that seem to b ...
March 26, 2013
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Writing Tip: Email vs. E-mail
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|Date: March 26, 2013
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Writing Tip: Email vs. E-mail
Using the internet as a preferred way of sending messages is quite popular now thanks to the boom of comp ...
Using the internet as a preferred way of sending messages is quite popular now thanks to the boom of computers and connectivity. So, with that being said, should you use “email” or “e-mail” when writ ...
March 26, 2013
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Writing Tip: Moot vs. Mute
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|Date: March 26, 2013
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Writing Tip: Moot vs. Mute
The words “moot” and “mute” are often misused. They are somewhat similar, but beyond their different spe ...
The words “moot” and “mute” are often misused. They are somewhat similar, but beyond their different spellings, they are also pronounced differently. ...
March 26, 2013
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Writing Tip: Weather vs. Whether
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|Date: March 26, 2013
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Writing Tip: Weather vs. Whether
This particular word choice topic may seem trivial to you, but there are several instances where these wo ...
This particular word choice topic may seem trivial to you, but there are several instances where these words are used incorrectly. They sound exactly the same, but they are spelled differently and me ...
March 26, 2013
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Writing Tip: Who vs. Whom
Posted by Enrique
|Date: March 26, 2013
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Writing Tip: Who vs. Whom
Who vs. whom is another grammar topic that seems to stump a lot of people, and with good reason. After a ...
Who vs. whom is another grammar topic that seems to stump a lot of people, and with good reason. After all, they both sound the same, but the way in which they are used is different. ...
March 26, 2013
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Writing Tip: Affect vs. Effect
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|Date: March 26, 2013
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Writing Tip: Affect vs. Effect
Affect and effect may sound similar, but they certainly are not the same word and rules must be followed ...
Affect and effect may sound similar, but they certainly are not the same word and rules must be followed regarding their usage. Now, if you have mixed up the two words before, do not worry, as you ar ...
March 26, 2013
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Writing Tip: Lay vs. Lie
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|Date: March 26, 2013
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Writing Tip: Lay vs. Lie
Lay and lie are two terms that sound alike, but are commonly misused. This quick grammar guide will help ...
Lay and lie are two terms that sound alike, but are commonly misused. This quick grammar guide will help you differentiate the two so you can use them properly in the future. ...
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Writing Tip: Burned vs. Burnt

Writing Tip: Burned vs. Burnt

Writing Tip: Then vs. Than

Writing Tip: Then vs. Than

Writing Tip: I.e. vs. E.g.

Writing Tip: I.e. vs. E.g.

Writing Tip: Anyway vs. Anyways

Writing Tip: Anyway vs. Anyways

Writing Tip: Email vs. E-mail

Writing Tip: Email vs. E-mail

Writing Tip: Moot vs. Mute

Writing Tip: Moot vs. Mute

Writing Tip: Weather vs. Whether

Writing Tip: Weather vs. Whether

Writing Tip: Who vs. Whom

Writing Tip: Who vs. Whom

Writing Tip: Affect vs. Effect

Writing Tip: Affect vs. Effect

Writing Tip: Lay vs. Lie

Writing Tip: Lay vs. Lie