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5 Tips for Writing a Brilliant Business Report

Companies use business reports to analyze information and inform decisions. But how do you write...

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Grammar Tips: Subject and Object Complements

In grammar, a complement is a word or group of words that completes something. Many...

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5 Words from the World of Jazz for International Jazz Day

Today (April 30) is International Jazz Day, a day for celebrating the impact of jazz...

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5 Top Tips to Help You Write an Attention-Grabbing Headline

Your headline is the first thing a potential reader sees. You therefore need it to...

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Word Choice: Fate vs. Fete

Although “fate” and “fete” sound alike, they have very different meanings. Check out our advice...

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How to Change Units of Measurement in Microsoft Word

Do you prefer to work in centimeters rather than inches? Or vice versa? Or maybe...

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A Commoner’s Guide to the Queen’s English

Today, April 21, is Queen Elizabeth II’s birthday (or one of them, at least). To...

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Spelling Tips: Sergeant or Sargent?

If you are writing about the armed forces or police, you may need to talk...

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How to Use the Citation Tools in Google Docs

The citation tools in Google Docs make adding citations and references in an essay or...

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Word Choice: Dialogue vs. Dialog

Are “dialogue” and “dialog” just different spellings of the same word? Or is there a...

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How to Cite a Song or Album in MLA Referencing

If you write about music in your work, you might have to cite a recording....

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Fallacy Watch: Denying the Antecedent

A fallacy is a bad or faulty argument. One such fallacy, associated with academic writing,...

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