Forget Everything Strunk & White Told You

Writing Tips

What’s wrong with Strunk & White and what you should read instead.

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Vocab Builder: Sounds Good to Me

Vocab Builder

Are you a fussbudget about words? Check out this week’s Vocab Builder.

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The Writing Resource Is a Finalist

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Thanks, all, for helping The Writing Resource become a finalist in Grammar.net’s The Best Grammar Blog of 2011 contest. It’s in good company, too. I regularly read many of the blogs listed, and I’m honored that my blog is listed among such stalwarts of good grammar. The final round of voting begins on September 26 [...]

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The Best Grammar Blog of 2011: Nominate Now

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The Writing Resource has been nominated in Grammar.net’s The Best Grammar Blog of 2011 contest. It’s in good company, too. I regularly read many of the blogs listed, and I’m honored that my blog is listed among such stalwarts of good grammar. To make it to the final voting round, however, I need your help. [...]

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Vocab Builder: It’s Kismet

Vocab Builder

Don’t let words obfuscate meaning. Bring clarity to your reading by studying this week’s word list.

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Vocab Builder: -Er Words

Vocab Builder

Studying suffixes can give you a big step up in your vocabulary skills. Check out what -er can do for you.

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Nine Words to Avoid in Your Writing

Usable Usage

If you’d rather your audience paid attention to your message rather than your word choice, make yourself familiar with these nine words.

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Vocab Builder: How to “Ate” Your Words

Vocab Builder

Is your vocabulary desolate? Learn about the “-ate” suffix and increase your vocab.

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Vocab Builder: Comparing Intra- and Inter-

Vocab Builder

Interpersonal skills are not the same as intrapersonal skills. Learn you prefixes and know the difference.

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Take a Minute to Write Right

Book Reviews

Two self-published books can help you write better prose and achieve your writing goals.

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