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The simple answer, to the relief of many, is that it is acceptable to end a sentence with a preposition. And what is a preposition? A preposition is a...
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Find out more about Diana: Diana Spivak-Dones' 20-years' experience in editing has encompassed working on an extensive array of documents, assisting individuals and businesses. She utilizes her knowledge to edit grammar, punctuation, sentence structure, and formatting. Additionally, she reviews documents for fluidity, coherence, and conformity utilizing the authors’ styles. Diana's experience also includes reviewing and revising state government agencies' publications and web content that are utilized by national and international organizations. Diana has tutored undergraduate students in English. |
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How many of you are affected by the effect of not knowing when to correctly use these two words? Simply stated, effect is the noun and affect is the...
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The words you’re, it’s, and we’re all have one thing in common: these are contractions because there is a letter missing from the...
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I asked my daughter, a graduate student, what grammar, punctuation, or writing issue she would like me to cover in...
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Have you ever mailed out a résumé with the hopes of finding employment? Have you written an article...
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The comma is a diminutive punctuation mark—it is unobtrusive, yet it is a punctuation mark that is able to...
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