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Etymology of New Year’s Words

Etymology of New Year’s Words

by | Nov 18, 2015 | GrammarSpot

Let’s take a look and see where some of the New Year’s words originated from. Baby Baby New Year symbolizes the birth of a new year and indicates that we can all be reborn and focus on bettering ourselves. However, baby is a late Middle English term that is the...
Why You Should Never Neglect Your Conclusions

Why You Should Never Neglect Your Conclusions

by | Nov 13, 2015 | Writing Tips

I once worked with a bubbly and intelligent young woman named Jackie (all names have been changed so I don’t get beaten up). Jackie was a kind lady who would eagerly start a conversation with other workers. However, she had a terrible habit of walking away from the...
Writing Gimmicks You Need To Stop Using

Writing Gimmicks You Need To Stop Using

by | Nov 12, 2015 | GrammarSpot, Writing Tips

Writing Gimmicks You Need To Stop Using Earlier this week I was in the mall and walked by a sign that read, “Got Games?” If ever an eye roll was deserved, it was then. The “Got Milk?” campaign first came out in October 1993; that was 21 years ago, you guys. So why are...
Create Engaging Content: Cut the Fluff

Create Engaging Content: Cut the Fluff

by | Nov 11, 2015 | Writing Tips

If you’re looking for the secret to amazing writing, then come closer and let me whisper it to you: cut the fluff. No, I’m not talking about abstaining from that delicious marshmallow spread; I’m not the food police, and I won’t judge you for the goodies you have...