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Spelling Tips: Granddad, Grandad and Granddaughter

It’s easy to remember how to spell ‘grandma’, ‘grandmother’ and ‘grandson’ – they all have...

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Word Choice: Many vs. Much

‘Many’ and ‘much’ are both quantifiers (i.e. they indicate quantity). The difference is that we...

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Idiom Tips: Lo and Behold or Low and Behold?

The phrase ‘lo and behold’ is often misspelled as ‘low and behold’, with an extra...

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5 Common Errors to Avoid when Writing Dates

With so many conventions for writing dates, days, years, decades, and centuries, it’s easy to...

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Word Choice: High vs. Tall

Have you ever wondered why a skyscraper is ‘tall’ but a shelf is ‘high’? Both...

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When to Use Superscript and Subscript in Your Writing

Superscript and subscript are types of formatting used to place text either slightly above (superscript)...

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What Are Readability Scores?

Readability scores tell you how easy a text is to read. But how do these...

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Word Choice: Flour vs. Flower

The words ‘flour’ and ‘flower’ sound identical. But using the wrong term can change the...

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Grammar Tips: Appositives and Appositive Phrases

Appositives and appositive phrases sound very technical, but people use them in writing and speech...

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Word Choice: Draw vs. Drawer

The words ‘draw’ and ‘drawer’ look and sound alike. However, they are used in different...

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Writing Tips: How to Spell ‘Argument’ and ‘Arguing’

The words ‘argument’ and ‘arguing’ are often misspelled. This is usually because people include the...

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Word Choice: Will vs. Would

The words ‘will’ and ‘would’ are related, leading some people to use them interchangeably. But...

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