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Whether you're a student or a professional, here are some ways to improve your writing style and structure.

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7 writing habits to leave behind in 2020

Want to become a better writer in 2021? Start by addressing these pet peeves

  • Martin Cooper
    Martin Cooper
4 min read
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Why you should make your writing more readable (and how to do it)

Find out what readability is, why it's important, and how to increase your score

  • Martin Cooper
    Martin Cooper
4 min read
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Writing emails that people actually want to read

Learn how to write an excellent email, no matter who the recipient is

  • Martin Cooper
    Martin Cooper
4 min read
grammar

Commas: tips & tricks

Commas can sometimes be a little confusing and using them incorrectly can cause havoc in your writing. We cover how to use them correctly.

  • Martin Cooper
    Martin Cooper
4 min read
grammar

Do you know how to use a question mark correctly?

You might be wondering, do I need a capital letter after a question mark? We breakdown how to use question marks and their grammatical rules.

  • Jin Jung
    Jin Jung
3 min read
grammar

"You and I" or "You and me"?

Confused about whether to use "I" or "me" when referring to yourself? Here's a quick guide

  • Jin Jung
    Jin Jung
3 min read
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Linking your writing together: Transitional words and phrases

Good writing has a certain flow and natural progression. Transitional words and phrases are essential to creating this, allowing the writer to connect ideas and introduce others

  • Hugo Whitehead
    Hugo Whitehead
3 min read
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How to decrease your word count, without ruining your point.

Here's our comprehensive guide to minimizing your word count, without affecting the strength of your argument

  • Hugo Whitehead
    Hugo Whitehead
3 min read
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Grade level and readability statistics: the truth and the myth

We take a look at grade level and readability scores, and how they can help you improve your writing

  • Hugo Whitehead
    Hugo Whitehead
4 min read
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Could a trip to the bar be the key to creativity?

Whilst excessive drinking is not good for your creative capacity nor your brain cells in general, alcohol could be the key to sparking your next writing inspiration.

  • Hugo Whitehead
    Hugo Whitehead
2 min read
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Painting a picture: similes

Using simples can help your reader fully understand what you are trying to convey by comparing something known to something unknown

  • Hugo Whitehead
    Hugo Whitehead
2 min read
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What are rhetorical questions and should I be using them?

Believe it or not, you use rhetorical questions daily. Learn how to use them in the right way

  • Hugo Whitehead
    Hugo Whitehead
2 min read
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