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Word Choice: Sew, Sow or So?

Despite sounding identical, the words ‘sew’, ‘sow’ and ‘so’ have completely different meanings. As a...

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Word Choice: Ton vs. Tonne

We have a ton of proofreading to do right now! Or should that be a...

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When to Use Italics in Your Writing

Of all the typographic styles, italicisation may look the most dynamic. Perhaps it’s the way...

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Writing Tips: What Is Onomatopoeia?

Boom! Onomatopoeia is happening! And even if you don’t know what this word means yet,...

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Word Choice: Steal vs. Steel

Like many homophones, ‘steal’ and ‘steel’ sound the same yet differ in meaning. But these...

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5 Inspiring Quotes for NaNoWriMo Writers

We’re half way through NaNoWriMo! Hooray! Every year, thousands of aspiring authors attempt to write a...

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Vocabulary Tips: What Is a Portmanteau?

Ever stopped at a motel for brunch? Or perhaps for a portmanteau or two? These...

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How to Write Perfect Job Titles

Job titles are important. They’re the first thing someone will see when looking for a...

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Gunpowder, Treason and Plot: The Etymology of ‘Guy’

The 5th of November is Bonfire Night in the UK, a time for lighting fires,...

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Punctuation Tips: How to Use ‘Scare Quotes’

This Halloween, we’re looking at the spookiest punctuation mark… the scare quote! Okay, we might...

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Word Choice: Are vs. Our

The words ‘are’ and ‘our’ can be confusing, especially if you speak English as an...

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What Are Layman’s Terms? A Guide to Plain English

When people refer to expressing something in layman’s terms, they mean plain or simple language....

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