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Grammar Tips: Compound Subjects

Verb agreement can be tricky at the best of times. But it gets trickier still...

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Chicago Referencing – Newspaper Articles (Author–Date)

Extra! Extra! Read all about it! Student loses marks for incorrect referencing in an essay!...

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Microsoft Word: Using the Compare Function

Unless you’re a Microsoft Word expert, you may not have come across the ‘compare’ function....

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Word Choice: Principal vs. Principle

They look similar written down and sound the same when spoken, so it’s no surprise...

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Punctuation Tips: Exclamation Mark Rules

Are you ready for some enthusiastic punctuation!? Because we’re here to talk about exclamation marks!!...

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Grammar Tips: The Past Tense

You can’t live in the past (unless you’re a historical re-enactor). But you can write...

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Oxford Referencing – Citing an Online Video

YouTube might be best known as a source of procrastination, but there is plenty of...

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Word Choice: Cell vs. Sell

Depending on the word, the letters ‘c’ and ‘s’ can both make the same sound....

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Microsoft Word Tips: How to Add Chapter Headers

Writing a longer essay or dissertation that is broken up into several sections? In that...

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Grammar Tips: Comparatives and Superlatives

Comparatives and superlatives are used for comparing things (e.g., saying something is “better” than something...

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APA Referencing – Citing a Film or TV Show

Usually, people switch on the TV or go to the cinema to avoid work. But...

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Microsoft Word Tips: Find and Replace

Writing a longer document? Need to find something so you can edit it? Then you...

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