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Is the Word “Is” a Verb?

Some words in English are so common that we might easily forget which part of...

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How Do You Write Irregular Past Tense Verbs?

Irregular verbs are some of the most complex members of the English language because they...

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How to Check Your Grammar Online for Free

Whether you’re a student, a professional, or somewhere in between who writes content regularly, you...

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A Guide to Writing Creative Nonfiction

Creative nonfiction is a genre that uses literary elements usually associated with fiction writing (e.g.,...

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Tips for Writing a Compare and Contrast Essay

Compare and contrast essays are a specific form of academic essay with unique requirements, so...

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How to Write Slam Poetry

Slam poetry is popular with writers from all backgrounds. But what exactly is slam poetry,...

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How to Write in Free Verse

Free verse is a form of poetry that doesn’t follow a formal structure, rhythm, or...

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A Guide to the Present Progressive Tense

The present progressive tense is a form of the present tense. It’s a fairly common...

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6 Synonyms for Love

Because the word love can mean so many different things, it’s frequently used. But repeating...

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Grammar: When to Use Do, Does, and Did

Verbs are essential to creating complete sentences, as they help us express physical actions (She...

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5 Tips for Improving Sentence Structure

In elementary school, children are taught that a sentence begins with a capital letter and...

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What Are Weasel Words?

You’ve probably heard the phrase “to weasel out of” something. It means to avoid responsibility...

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