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简体中⽂ Previously, we’ve looked at what a well-written resume should include. Today, we’re focusing on how to format a resume or CV. After all, a resume needs to look professional, so its formatting is a...
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We’re half way through NaNoWriMo! Hooray! Every year, thousands of aspiring authors attempt to write a novel in November. But staying motivated can be tricky. That’s why we’ve found a few ins...
Ever stopped at a motel for brunch? Or perhaps for a portmanteau or two? These are words, like motel and brunch, formed by mixing two other terms. Some are common in speech and writing, so you may ha...
Even if you’ve grown up speaking English, the words “forth” and “fourth” can be confusing. They sound identical when spoken and they look similar on paper. To make sure your writing is err...