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Word Choice: Can, May or Could?

The terms ‘can’, ‘may’ and ‘could’ are often used interchangeably. But is this correct? Well,...

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5 Inspiring Quotes for NaNoWriMo Writers

Welcome to NaNoWriMo! Every year, aspiring authors around the world set to work on writing...

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Word Choice: Curb vs. Kerb

The words ‘curb’ and ‘kerb’ sound exactly the same. However, they’re spelled differently and mean...

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Writing Tips: An Example Press Release

In a previous post on the topic, we set out five tips for writing a...

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Word Choice: Each vs. Every

The English language is full of traps. For example, you can usually swap ‘each’ and...

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5 Social Media Tips for Self-Published Authors

It may seem social media is just there to distract you from writing, but platforms...

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Word Choice: Your vs. You’re

Language changes with use. Even something that started out as an error can become a...

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5 Tips for Writing Poetry

If you’re the kind of person who wanders lonely as a cloud, you might have...

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4 Reasons Your Business Needs a Proofreader

Small details can be crucial in business writing. But when you’ve got a lot on...

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How to Self-Publish an Ebook

Not interested in the hassle of dealing with publishers? Then maybe you should publish your...

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Word Choice: Allusion vs. Illusion

The words ‘allusion’ and ‘illusion’ are both nouns. They’re also similarly spelled, with only the...

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The Basics of Grammatical Person (First, Second and Third Person)

As proofreaders, we could describe ourselves as ‘grammatical people’. We don’t, though, because ‘grammatical person’...

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