Archives for May, 2010
- Imminent, Immanent, and Eminent
- Types of Rhyme
- “About” and “For” with Adjectives
- Event and Occasion
- Made With Scratch?
- Fluent in Speech and Affluent in Wealth
- Writing Clinic #1: The Informal Email
- This Sink Needs Fixed
- When Should Poetry Rhyme?
- Submissions and Submittals
- Taking and Bringing
- Telling a Good Poem from a Bad One
- Freelance Writing 101
- A Lesson in Spelling “Definite”
- New Biweekly Column: The Writing Clinic
- Peers and Piers
- Don’t Begin at the Beginning
- “Based in” and “based out of”
- Clamoring and Clambering
- The Quasi-adjective “Couple”
- Hordes of People Shouldn’t Hoard
- Business Writing 101
- Whaling May Result in Weals
- The Present Participle of Verbs Ending in -ie
- PIN Number
- Excited ABOUT, not “for”
- Correct Use of the Adjective “Reincarnate”
- Grant Writing Tips
- Hale and Haul
- DWT Poetry Competition: And The Winner Is…
- When did “Beware” Become a Noun?
- Please Let Your Interest Be “Piqued”
- Portmanteau Words