If you are interested in learning and/or improving your writing skills, read this short article:
Do you know that such phrases as “Would you please send us a duplicate copy of that invoice” and “Are you kidding me” do not end with question marks? If you don’t, read this article:
Here are several other articles that I also found helpful:
How to Correctly Capitalize and Punctuate
How to Use Generic Pronouns
How to Use Apostrophes
How to Avoid Colloquial (Informal) Writing
10 Rules for Writing Numbers and Numerals
That vs. Which
This Web-based tool can help you find clichés in your writing:
The following Web site is a great resource of writing tips:
If you are learning English (or know someone who is learning English), this article provides several good recommendations:
English learners who are struggling to understand regular TV and radio news, may like online news reports offered by Voice of America. They provide both the videocasts and transcripts, and their reporters speak slo-o-owly:
Here is a classic reference book which is a must-have for any student and conscientious writer:
To build expand your English dictionary and help feed the hungry, try the online game:
