Review the reviews
Didn’t our parents warn us not to believe everything we read? This advice rings especially true online where trust, ethics, and honesty are often thrown out of the window in favor of more website visitors and better search rankings. Unless you’ve been hiding under a shell, you know about the shady practice many websites deploy to publish stellar, but […]
Stop! Your document will thank you for it.
While we all relish things that are free, this is one case where it can do more harm than good. The only way an online proofreading service can be free is if they have figured out a way to automate the editing and grammar correction using a computer algorithm, which is a fancy […]
Mistakes with modifiers are tough to detect. Most armchair writers don’t know what modifiers are. Misplaced modifiers are one of the most common grammatical errors and cause of humor. Your writing will become clearer when you learn how to spot and correct misplaced, dangling and squinting modifiers.
Misplaced Modifiers
Modifiers can be a word, phrase or clause that describes another word or […]
Writers communicate meaning and intent with the words they use. There are, however, different ways of relating words that can only be communicated with a comma. Consider this example punctuation differences in a statement in a will from Albert Joseph’s guide “Put it in Writing!” (P. 210):
I hereby bequeath all of my worldly possessions to the first of my offspring, […]
Writing a dissertation may be your final step to a long academic career. The process is seldom looked upon with great anticipation and excitement. In many ways it is comparable to writing a book. It is a self-directed process without weekly deadlines, meetings, discussion groups, or assignments. It is the longest writing task you have undertaken, and you are on […]
Write long enough and you will eventually pass all of life’s basic grammar tests. While you may not be able to quote the rules and semantics of the English language, you undoubtedly don’t commit egregious and dopey errors in your sentences and paragraphs.
But even educated adults who write a lot commit less glaring – and quite common – writing errors. […]
It’s easy to remember what indefinite article to use before most words:
Use “a” before words that begin with a consonant as in “a banana,” “a xylophone,” or “a red convertible.”
Use “an” before words that begin with a vowel as in “an apple,” “an editor,” or “an eager beaver.”
However, words that start with the letter “H” do not follow the rule […]
Kendrick Shope, career coach and public speaker, is a staunch advocate of Gramlee as a way to fix grammar errors. She runs an online coaching business and has gone through Marie Forleo’s mastermind training. Kendrick says one of the most common questions asked during the training is how to fix grammar errors and write professionally even if you are not an […]
We’ll save you a lot of time by summarizing the important things about law school personal statement tips. We find most law school applicants need help learning how to write a personal statement this is viewed favorably by the selection committee.
Law school personal statement tips
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