Always double check your writing!
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In this video, I explain how each of these three words is used - and how to always pick the right one.
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Which one should you use?
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Do you misuse “on the contrary” and “in contrast”?
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“Compliment” with an “i” or “complement” with an “e”. Which should you use, and when?
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Careful readers and writers will always observe the difference between infer and imply.
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Is someone making an assumption, or a presumption? Learn the difference today!
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The campaign was, it says, conducted with "unprecedented care and precision".
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Not so long ago, change was something we could all believe in.
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The word “meritocracy” was originally pejorative, describing a dystopian world in which the elite use the idea of I.Q. + effort to maintain their position.
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The title of this post is one of George Orwell’s oft-quoted rules of writing. And it’s a rule that business writers would do well to take more notice of.
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Only inexperienced writers believe that when you're quoting several people in an article, you need to avoid repeating the word “said”.
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