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5 Top Tips on How to Write a Book Synopsis

A synopsis is a short summary of something. And if you’re hoping to get a...

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Word Choice: Allude vs. Elude

“Allude” and “elude” sound alike, but using the wrong one could change the meaning of...

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How to Cite Personal Communications in Chicago Referencing

Letters and emails can be valuable sources of information when writing an essay, but they’re...

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Burned vs. Burnt (And Other Verbs that Can End “-ed” or “-t”)

“Burned” and “burnt” differ in spelling, but do they differ in meaning? The answer may...

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5 Top Tips on How to Write a White Paper for Your Business

A white paper is an in-depth guide or explanation about a specific topic or problem....

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Word Choice: Lose vs. Loose

One “o” or two? It makes all the difference with “lose” and “loose,” which are...

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How to Format Citations in AMA Referencing

AMA referencing was designed by the American Medical Association, but it is used by medical...

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Word Choice: Loath vs. Loathe

Homonyms – words that sound and look alike but differ in meaning – are tricky...

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5 Tips on How to Write About Food

Like food? Like writing? Then why not combine the two! Food and drink blogging is...

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Word Choice: Refute, Rebut or Rebuke?

“Refute,” “rebut,” and “rebuke” all look similar on the page. In addition, they’re all verbs...

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How to Cite Personal Correspondence in APA Referencing

Printed books and journal articles are fine. But what if you’ve contacted someone to ask...

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Word Choice: Hung vs. Hanged

Mixing up “hung” and “hanged” is quite a common error. Both words can be the...

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