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Halfway to the weekend, here's something funny to keep us all going...

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20 of the Worst Typos, Grammatical Errors & Spelling Mistakes We've Ever Seen We've collected 20 of the worst typos, grammatical errors, and spelling mistakes we've ever seen. They'll definitely make you laugh.

Stop Calling Yourself a Grammar N**i When I’m asked to give people a bio, a paragraph about myself, I often end it with the sentence “She hates the phrase ‘grammar N**i’ and loves the word ‘kerfuffle.’" This isn’t a new sentiment—you can see it in the bio for my TED talk from 2015&md

How to Use Quotations I have a confession to make. I often skip the long blocks of quotes when I am reading academic articles and books. I suspect that I’m not the only one who does this. I don’t skip the quotes because I’m lazy. I skip them because they often pull me away from a writer’s ideas r

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V21aZ_ZuoJM&feature=youtu.be

Holy Grammar Batman Batman schools Robin on adverb vs. adjective. Good Grammar is essential. Now let's get them. BAM.

Something that is not always easy to do at any point, but especially at the start of a new year. Here's a little motivation on getting started...

http://www.wikihow.com/Get-Started-Writing

How to Get Started Writing To write something is a big task. To start writing is the hardest part. Once you know how to start, it usually comes naturally and then your writing starts to flow. And don't worry, your computer won't explode. It can't sense your fear......

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I say Seychelles, you say sea shells: How words get misinterpreted at the UN General Assembly As leaders gather for the United Nations annual General Assembly debate in New York City this week to outline their visions for the world, many will be listening to their words through the voices of interpreters. This can lead to some tricky — even comical — situations when issues of syntax, idioms,...

http://www.wikihow.com/Paraphrase-a-Paragraph

How to Paraphrase a Paragraph If you have been asked to paraphrase a paragraph but aren't sure how, don't fret. Paraphrasing simply means taking the original text and using your own original word choices and structure to rewrite it while still conveying the same...