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How Do You Address Grammar Issues With an Employee?
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Does your new employee write sentences like this? “Witch proposal does you’re company want to except?” If that sentence just…
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Commonly Confused Words: Ambience vs. Ambiance
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The fireplace is dancing and crackling as large fluffy snowflakes make their way to the ground outside my window. The…
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What Is Grammar Used For?
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Writing is a skill that everyone learns about in school. However, some people are just better at it than others.…
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Can You Be a Writer With Bad Grammar?
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When we talk about writing, whether it’s a story, a blog post, or even a social media post, good grammar…
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AP Style Time, Dates and Days
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When writing SEO content using AP Stylebook guidelines, understanding how to report AP style time and dates can be critical…
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Commonly Confused Words: Lay and Lie
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When I was a second grader, I lied to my teacher and told her I was going to go and…
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Gender-Neutral Language 101: Inclusive Writing for All Genders
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Gender-neutral language is quickly becoming the standard for professional and academic settings. It’s even making headway in everyday speech. However,…
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Using Contractions in Formal Writing: Acceptable or Not?
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What are contractions in writing? Contractions are the abbreviated forms of word combinations, such as “don’t” for “do not” or…
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Commonly Confused Words: Amount vs. Number vs. Quantity
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In the words of Meghan Trainor, “it’s all about that noun.” At least, I think that’s what she said. If…