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Aug 13, 2015
Savor the delectable instructional tidbits blended into this delicious essay by school principal Todd R. Nelson.
Aug 2, 2015
You are about to be exposed to a highly dangerous and contagious phrase. These words, when used together in a sentence, can be toxic to others, and cause damage that can take years to repair.....
Jun 23, 2015
May 5, 2015
Dan Wagner
On 5/05/15, MarkB/GA wrote: > Here are two sentences -- > "What do you base your opinion on?" > "On what do you base your opinion?" > Which is correct? If they are both correct, is one more > correct than the other. > I'm only 50, but I have always tried to follow the second > sentence structure (no sentence...See More
That is and always was a stupid, pretentious "rule."
It dates back to some old English king with too much time on his hands who decided that our language should more closely emulate the French language. Soon all the aristocrats of the time were speaking and writing stilted, affected English and feeling very, very distinguished from the farmers, peasants, and servants who hadn't time to sit around stu...See More
Dec 13, 2013
Has anyone ever encountered a weak reader who could write well? I don't think it's possible - if a person can't decode, how do they encode?
I'd be interested in the experiences of others on t...See More
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Dorothy Bryant
I am a freelance writer and started up as like a not so good starter in writing. There is no such thing as comparing both the skills in mind and in eyes since in writing, a person is producing content from his/her experiences or facts. Not all in reading we could get the thoughts for writing, and not all are from it's source of reading. Second, it ...See More
Dan Wagner
On 4/07/15, Dorothy Bryant wrote: > I am a freelance writer and started up as like a not so good > starter in writing. There is no such thing as comparing both > the skills in mind and in eyes since in writing, a person is > producing content from his/her experiences or facts. Not all > in reading we could get the thoughts for writin...See More
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