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The 10 Most Common Grammatical Errors

If your writing is riddled with errors, it is easy for others to misunderstand your point. Achieve clarity by avoiding these 10 common grammatical errors.

What to Capitalize in a Title

A title should clearly convey the contents of a work. Instead of guessing what to capitalize in a title, ensure clarity by following these practical capitalization rules.

11 Famous Movie Quotes That Are Grammatically Incorrect

Grammar does not have to be boring! Learn about the rules of grammar from these 11 grammatically incorrect movie quotes.

How to Write an Annotated Bibliography

An essay is only as good as the research behind it. Set yourself up to write a stellar essay by learning how to write an annotated bibliography.

How to Email a Professor: 11 Tips from Real Professors

Real professors share their insight about how to email a professor. Follow this advice to ensure your emails are clear, respectful, and succinct.

Why You Shouldn't Fear the Grammar Apocalypse

Grammar rules are not always black and white, but that is what makes the English language so colorful.

Close Reading Strategies to Help You Dig into a Text

Move beyond the surface, and dig into the rich soil of a text using these close reading strategies.

Writing Resources: A Guide to Writing Basics

These resources outline writing basics, helping you communicate clearly via the written word no matter your age, profession, or experience level.

Common Grammar and Spelling Mistakes You Missed Even After Proofreading

When proofreading something you wrote, it can be easy to miss certain grammar and spelling mistakes. Watch out for these common errors!

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