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The guys from Cool Site of the Day have been featuring websites since 1994. I have discovered many interesting and useful websites through their service, so it is flattering to get Daily Writing Tips mentioned there as well.
If this is your first time here, we are a basically a blog focused on grammar, punctuation, freelance writing and spelling tips. One tip per day.
Below you will find a list with some popular posts (divided into categories); it will help you get a better idea of what we cover.
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- Latin Words and Expressions: All You Need to Know
- “Pushing Up Daisies” and Other Euphemisms for Death
Grammar
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- 10 Rules for Writing Numbers and Numerals
- TV’s War on “Me” and “I”
- English Grammar 101: Sentences, Clauses and Phrases
Punctuation
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- The Elusive Ellipsis
- Punctuation Errors: The Comma Splice
- Punctuation Errors: Quotation Marks for Emphasis
Spelling
- Spell Check Isn’t Foolproof!
- How Do I Become a Better Speller?
- Is “alright” all right?
- Spelling Reform and the Writer
Misused Words
- Let the Word Do the Work
- Less is More When it Comes to “Unique”
- People versus Persons
- Gross Writing Errors Found on the Web
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Congratulations, Daniel!
Well Deserved. More ‘list’ type posts please
like the one where the first link in this post leads to.
I will keep that in mind Shankar
. Thanks for being one of our most loyal readers!
I like your site.
It has helped me with my writing.
What i can say.
My name is amalraj, i am from india, now i am interested to learn english, so please send some tips about how to being to wrte a letter and also ending with correct formality. thank you.
Hi,
Kindly tell me some tips/lessons about how i can speak and write English as well as others.
Thanks you,
Hi,
i,m MAHNAZ from PAKISTAN.I know about english tips.
I’m always surfing and hit this one which is just amazing. I am a foreign and like study english. this one is number one and top ten.
OK, so I’m a little late to this one, but just had to jot down a quick comment: What?!? No way!!!
All right, two comments. No, three.
You may prefer not to use the ordinal abbreviations, but surely there is no rule compelling one to drop them. At least, there isn’t British or Australian English. Personally, I see their absence as a kind of crude shorthand. So, ‘December 4′ sounds like ‘December four’ not ‘December fourth’. Written in the British/Australian standard order makes it sound even worse, i.e. ‘four December’. Ugh.
Is this really an American style rule?!
Apologies. My comment was clearly intended for another post! Darned smartphone.