How To Deflate Those Inflated Phrases
Simplicity is the magical ingredient in writing. Use these examples to help you deflate those inflated phrases and become a better writer.
Business Writing
Transitional Words & Phrases – 3 Reasons To Use Them
In this post, we look at transitional words and phrases and give 3 reasons to use them. Transitional Words & Phrases – 3 Reasons To
Why Punctuation Matters In Love And Legalese
Good writing begins and (literally) ends with punctuation. In this post we show you why punctuation matters in love and legalese.
3 Things To Remember When You Write Reports And Proposals
In this post, we include the 3 things to remember when you write reports and proposals.
Demonstrative Adjectives
Demonstrative adjectives are used to indicate specific people, places and things (nouns). Source for Poster:Â Grammar.Net
Persuasive Writing – The Most Persuasive Words
We all need to use persuasive writing. In this infographic, we look at the most persuasive words in English.
Confusing Verbs | Infographic
Use this infographic to help you understand these confusing verbs.
The One Essential Email Trick Every Business Writer Should Know
If you write for business, this is the one essential email trick every business writer should know.
Anyone or Any One, None or No One
What is the difference between anyone and any one? What is the difference between none and no one? Read this infographic.
Email Etiquette – 3 Questions You Do Not Want To Answer With A Yes
If you write for business, you need to learn how to write emails properly. You want to avoid answering these three questions with a yes.
Sentences – Simple, Compound, Complex
Read our post on simple, compound, and complex sentences.
Who or Whom?
The Rules ‘According to the rules of formal grammar, who should be used in the subject position in a sentence, while whom should be used
Stationary or Stationery
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Irregardless?
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Me, Myself, and I
Use these four guidelines when you’re using ‘me’, ‘myself’, and ‘I’.
7 Guidelines For Better Email Etiquette
Writers Write creates resources for business writers. In this post, we give you 7 basic guidelines for better email etiquette.