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Many universities recommend using the Harvard referencing citation style. There are many variations of this...
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The words “flaunt” and “flout” look similar written down, so it’s easy to mix them...
Today, September 5, is World Beard Day. And after fierce debate among our proofreaders and...
You can use introductory phrases and words to frame or modify a sentence in your...
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Many businesses and news outlets use the guidelines set out in the Associated Press Stylebook...
What to put in a thesis or dissertation depends on the subject. After all, there’s...
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The words “week” and “weak” sound identical but have different meanings. And since they only...
Proofreading often involves correcting non-standard English. But if it erases minority voices by demanding that...
If you’re writing about poetry in an essay, knowing how to reference a poem is...
Alternative text (also known as “alt text,” “alt tags,” or “alt descriptions”) is text that...
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If you’ve written a book, you have a choice over how to publish it. You...
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The words “peace” and “piece” sound the same, but you won’t want to use the...