Top 6 Tips for Editing Your Own Writing
There is a famous saying among writers: “all writing is re-writing.” This means that writing… Read More
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Sentence Correction
Titles, Headlines, and Capitalization: Helpful Tips for Researchers
With a serious focus on research content, many academics and researchers don’t worry too much… Read More
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Have you cancelled a marvellous travelling plan or have you canceled a marvelous traveling plan?
The title of this article may be quite confusing. You may wonder why we are… Read More
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To vs. too – How should you use it correctly?
Imagine this: Your friend calls you and says, "Hey, Stacy! I've called to invite you home… Read More
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First , Second, and Third Person – Know Everything About Personal Pronouns ! (Part 1)
First, Second, and Third person, are an indispensable part of communicating in English. These are… Read More
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How to Use Transition Phrases Effectively For Better Writing
Writing is a critical skill for any researcher or academic. In order to write well… Read More
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What is a Metaphor?
‘She is a couch potato’, ‘Love is like fine wine’, ‘He has a heart of… Read More
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How to Write A Great Literature Review
Every researcher needs to know how to write a great research paper, and a literature… Read More
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When to Use Single vs. Double Quotation Marks
As the global language, English varies just a bit from place to place where it… Read More
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“To”, “Too” or “Two”- Which to use when?
To vs Too vs Two - To is a small but versatile preposition making it… Read More
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“And” VS. “Or”- What is the Difference?
And vs Or - And is used to connect or join two or more phrases,… Read More
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Disc vs. Disk- What is the Difference?
Disc vs Disk - Disc is the preferred spelling in British English which commonly refers to… Read More
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