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If you write about music in your work, you might have to cite a recording....
A fallacy is a bad or faulty argument. One such fallacy, associated with academic writing,...
We use the perfect tenses to describe actions that have been completed or that happened...
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Today (April 2) is International Children’s Book Day. Its aim is to foster a love...
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The words “air” and “heir” sound the same, which makes it easy to confuse them...
The “add-ins” in Microsoft Word can be very useful, offering simple ways to complete tasks...
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If you are writing about technical subjects, you might need to cite a patent at...
When you write a live music review, you want to capture the experience of being...
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From sorting your taxes to starting a pension, managing your money as a freelance writer...
The words “yoke” and “yolk” sound similar, but they mean different things. As such, you...
Did you know you can cite someone else’s thesis or dissertation in your own work?...
You might not know the words “synecdoche” or “metonymy,” but these rhetorical devices are common...