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Write Better Nonfiction 9 Differences Between US and UK English for Writers

Matthew Adams explains nine differences between US and UK English and includes some tips on how to convert between the two.

Write Better Nonfiction 5 Changes That Matter From The Chicago Manual of Style, 18th Edition Russell Harper

Write Better Nonfiction Beware the Don’t-Do-This Brigade Geoffrey K. Pullum

Write Better Nonfiction Tips for the Reading and Writing Portions of the Digital SAT Dr. Shaan Patel, MD, MBA

Write Better Fiction Why You Should Beware Homophones Audrey Wick

Write Better Fiction What’s the Difference Between a Hyphen and a Dash (and an Em Dash)?Audrey Wick

Interviews Ellen Jovin: On Hosting a Nationwide Grammar Party Robert Lee Brewer

Write Better Nonfiction Awhile vs. A While (Grammar Rules)Robert Lee Brewer

Write Better Nonfiction Heroes vs. Heros (Grammar Rules)Robert Lee Brewer

Write Better Nonfiction Email vs. E-mail (Grammar Rules)Robert Lee Brewer

Write Better Nonfiction Lets vs. Let’s (Grammar Rules)Robert Lee Brewer

Write Better Nonfiction Lose vs. Loose vs. Loosen (Grammar Rules)Robert Lee Brewer

Write Better Nonfiction Ketchup vs. Catsup (Grammar Rules)Robert Lee Brewer

Write Better Nonfiction Same vs. Similar (Grammar Rules)Robert Lee Brewer

Write Better Nonfiction Where vs. Were vs. Wear vs. We’re (Grammar Rules)Robert Lee Brewer

Write Better Nonfiction Analogy vs. Metaphor vs. Simile (Grammar Rules)Robert Lee Brewer

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