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NINE DAYS’ WONDER

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Idiom. We all use it but do we know where it comes from? It means: something
that becomes boring after nine days. Or ceases to be a wonder, due to other
events that take precedence. Some believe it was William Kemp, a Tudor actor who
morris-danced his way from London to Norwich, supposedly in nine … Continue
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SPELLING. YOU DON’T NOTICE IT – UNTIL IT’S WRONG

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A word spelt right is a beautiful thing. A word spelled right will often go
unnoticed. The flow of the piece just...well, flowing. A word spelt wrong is
like fingers down a blackboard. It interrupts that flow, it jars, it grates. It
makes you go back and read the sentence again. And sometimes it can … Continue
reading Spelling. You don’t notice it – until it’s wrong


EDITOR IN PERSON – WHY YOU SHOULDN’T PROOFREAD YOUR OWN WRITING

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Having discussed and debated the merits of the spell check, I thought I'd take
some time to talk about proofreading your own work. If, like me, you feel you're
pretty good at picking up on mistakes, that your typing isn't too bad, and you
have a fairly good grasp of English and the grammar that … Continue reading
Editor in Person – Why You Shouldn’t Proofread Your Own Writing


WHAT MAKES A SENTENCE?

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An excellent question! I'm talking grammatically rather than judicially. In
fact, 'an excellent question' isn't really a sentence, if you follow the basic
rules. The Simple Rules for Sentences: Every sentence must have a subject. Every
sentence must have an object. Every sentence must have a verb. (There are more
rules, by the way. Such … Continue reading What Makes a Sentence?


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