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Standard vs. Nonstandard Phrases And Words With More Than One Spelling
Standard vs. nonstandard dictionary phrases. List of words with more than one spelling. Which rules of grammar to follow? Standard American English and useful spelling rules.
To Cap or Not to Cap
Wondering if a specific word should be capitalized or not? These simple guidelines lay out the rules for capitalization in creative writing.
Primer-Style Language In Children’s Books
Whether you write books for children or adults, avoid primer-style language and overly simple sentence construction. Learn how to create complex sentences and keep your readers interested. Learn how Dr. Seuss changed primer children’s books forever.
Keeping Your Reader Happy
Writing for an audience — how to avoid extraneous dialogue, wordiness, sexually or racially biased language, shifting verb tenses, and comma splicing.
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