Business Writing

Quotation Marks
Grammar and Usage

Quotation Marks: All You Need to Know

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Grammar and Usage

Into or In To—When to Use Which

An example of a complex sentence to show the difference from a compound sentence
Grammar and Usage

What’s a compound sentence? Definition and Examples.

Grey vs. Gray: the difference is purely geographical. Grey is British while Gray is used in the US. Both are acceptable.
Similar Words

Gray or Grey: Is There a Difference?

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Grammar and Usage

Complex Sentence – What Is It and How To Use It

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Gems of Language

Inanimate Object and Expressive Writing

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How to Write an Address (Multiple Types)

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Best Picks

Imperative Sentence – Definition and Examples

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Is it Stupider or More Stupid?

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Eachother or Each Other – One Word or Two?

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Common Expressions

The Differences in Alum, Alumni, Alumnus, and Alumnae

Good vs. Well
Grammar and Usage

When to Use Good vs. Well

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