Language evolves, but is it evolving too quickly? Suddenly, new transitive verbs are being created from intransitives, or vice versa. What's the impact?

Feb 7, 2011 – Myra Robinson

When writing articles, or any forms of writing, a conscientious writer wants to place hyphens where they are required, and not where they ought not to be.

Jan 31, 2011 – Beatrice Prasek

Learn how to become a better proofreader by reading this article.

Jan 24, 2011 – K Williams

Before submitting a book manuscript to a publisher, take some time to edit and look over the manuscript for these potential problems.

Jan 14, 2011 – Kira Tregoning

Successful freelance proofreaders find work by developing contacts and promoting their proofreading services.

Jan 13, 2011 – Ellie Stevenson

Learn how to form the plural version of most nouns and those nouns ending in the letters S, Z, CH, SH, X, O and Y.

Jan 12, 2011 – Megan B. Wyatt

Whether self-publishing or submitting to an agent, a professional proofreader and editor will help you succeed as a writer of both novels and nonfiction.

Jan 5, 2011 – Eileen Albrizio

The English language is confusing and often writers confuse words. Some of the most commonly confused words are the ones we use often.

Jan 4, 2011 – Renee Miller

The guidelines for your publisher has a 300 page, or 75,000 word limit. But your first draft has expanded by fifty pages. How do you make the cut?

Jan 4, 2011 – Vickie Britton

National Grammar Day is held each year on March 4 to promote the use of good grammar, writing, and speaking skills in everyday life.

Dec 25, 2010 – Ashley Anderson

By learning when not to use a comma, you can avoid producing written communications that are often awkward and confusing for readers.

Dec 19, 2010 – Carol Rzadkiewicz

Just because everyone else makes these grammatical errors, don't think you should, too. You wouldn't jump off a bridge if all your friends did, would you?

Dec 19, 2010 – Rebecca Coates

After removing clichés, repetition, too many adverbs, adjectives and exclamation points, look at your dialogue, dialogue tags and point of view.

Dec 19, 2010 – Megan B. Wyatt

First, let the creativity flow. After, use these tricks to make your creative writing more precise and readable. Keeping readers interested is key.

Dec 19, 2010 – Megan B. Wyatt

Your thesis statement is a clear, concise sentence that states the main points of your topic. It is not a personal announcement of your intention.

Dec 11, 2010 – Rhonda Doerbeck

Short tutorial on how to identify "to be" verbs and how to avoid them in your writing.

Dec 7, 2010 – Chelsea Baldwin

Homophones are words that sound the same but are spelled differently. This homophones list has words that are used every day. Learn the correct spellings.

Dec 4, 2010 – Peggy Hazelwood

Would you like to do proofreading jobs? Read here how to become a proofreader and find out if you have the right qualities to provide proofreading services.

Nov 22, 2010 – Carlien van de Kreeke

Written communication is just as important now as it was in the past - just remember to know your audience.

Nov 16, 2010 – Melina Druga

What is a thesis? There are certain rules to writing a correct thesis statement.

Nov 15, 2010 – Emily Rogers