Archives for November, 2009
- The Serial Comma is OK with Me
- Scotch
- Word of the Day: Hustle
- “Owing to” vs “Due to”
- Writing with Computers Too Easy
- Word of the Day: Ecclesiastic
- Phrasal Verbs
- Are you a Writer or A Person Who Writes?
- How to Personalize Your Revision Checklist
- Hamstrings and Hamstringing
- Word of the Day: Secular
- Royal Order of Adverbs
- Cutting the Mustard
- Word of the Day: Peripatetic
- Google Alerts
- Curating the Web
- What the Heck are “Peeps”?
- Gentlemen, Choose Your Weapons
- Word of the Day: Browbeat
- Subordinate Clauses and Commas
- Sobeit and So Be It
- So Sorry to Hear That You Were Impacted!
- “Verbing” Nouns
- Imply vs. Infer
- “In” and “On” with Time Expressions
- Word of the Day: Debase
- Legs Akimbo
- Literary Essays and School Essays
- Retracing your steps
- Hypercorrecting A Well-known Phrase
- Bring and Take
- Calloused or Callused?
- Word of the Day: Ecumenical
- Dialogue Helps to Tell Your Story
- Playing with Titles
- Word of the Day: Frantic
- How to Seek Reprint Permission
- Regarding Re:
- Damned vs. Dammed
- Mystery Writing Contest for Unpublished Novelists
- Word of the Day: Oxymoron
- Three Alternatives?
- Parsons Chairs and Parsons
- Word of the Day: Vernacular
- Appositives and Possessives
- Leech and Leach
- Word of the Day: Yearn
- Want To Start a Freelance Writing Career?
- 10 Common ESL Mistakes
- Allude and Elude
- Word of the Day: Quintessence
- Divine Passive Voice
- Can You Write “Mifiction”?
- Word of the Day: Jettison
- On the Use of “Nemesis”