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Kari Lisa Johnson
April 1, 2020
Common Questions Whether you're working on an essay, article, or letter, you probably plan to write until you've covered everything you need to say.
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Kari Lisa JohnsonApril 1, 2020 common-questions Whether you're working on an essay, article, or letter, you probably plan to write until you've covered everything you need to say.
Kari Lisa JohnsonMarch 31, 2020 common-questions Think about some technology-inspired words in English. You know what it means to "Instagram" or "Google" something, right?
Alanna MaddenMarch 30, 2020 grammar The verb choose describes the act of making a decision or choosing something out of several different options.
Alanna MaddenMarch 29, 2020 grammar Writing ‘yay or nay’ instead of ‘yea or nay’ is one of the most common misspellings in the English language.
Alanna MaddenMarch 28, 2020 grammar The formal title of Ms. is the modern and polite way to address a woman who is unmarried or whose marital status is unknown.
Alanna MaddenMarch 27, 2020 grammar The phrases “my apology” and “my apologies” are both grammatically correct, but how we use them in sentences can look very different.
Kari Lisa JohnsonMarch 26, 2020 common-questions Here’s the short answer—novel chapters tend to be 3,000-5,000 words. James Patterson’s chapters have 250-500 words, though. So, what’s a writer to do?
Kari Lisa JohnsonMarch 25, 2020 common-questions Whether you're penning a short story or writing a research paper, you may come across a situation where you need to quote another quotation
Kari Lisa JohnsonMarch 23, 2020 common-questions Everyone wants a magnificent mouthful of vocabulary. Whether you're mellowing out or mouthing off into a megaphone, knowing more words makes you mighty.