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Here are more pairs of words I run across in manuscripts I’m editing that get confused. One that puzzles me…
Here are more pairs of words I run across in manuscripts I’m editing that get confused. One that puzzles me…
Here are four words that are often confused: apt, likely, prone, liable. Their differences are a bit subtle, but they…
Here are some more confusing pairs of words that you might want to jot down in your notebook. In these…
Here’s something I see a lot in manuscripts and although it’s not a strict rule, it’s just something to consider…
Here are are few more sets of words that get confused by writers that you might want to put in…
Here’s a worthy bit of advice–only use speaker tags when needed. Too many writers feel they have to put “he…
Apostrophes seem to give people a hard time. I’m not sure why. I have to restrain myself when I see…
A few handy rules about numbers and numerals: Don’t put the letter A in front of numeric values. Don’t say,…
Okay, this is going to be a short but concise post here. Repeat after me: “The whole comprises the parts…
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