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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
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