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The words ‘click’ and ‘clique’ look and sound similar enough that people often get them...
Want to reference someone else’s thesis or dissertation in your own work? This can be...
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When you write a music review, you’re aiming to share your impression of the music...
Do you know your homophones from your homographs? What are homonyms? And how do you...
Mixing up ‘must have’ and ‘must of’ is one of the most common grammatical errors...
You can find a podcast on just about any topic nowadays. You may even need...
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National Limerick Day, held on the 12th of May every year, was set up to...
Today, we will look at the words dear and deer, which are homophones (i.e. words...
Do you need to use the word ‘separate’ in your writing? As it has different...
Do you need to make text appear halfway between the top and bottom of a...
We have previously looked at how to write a cover letter on this blog. But...
‘Focused’ and ‘focussed’ are simply variant spellings of the same term. The most common version...