by Britainy Sorenson | Oct 23, 2018 | AP Style Basics, GrammarSpot
Staying on top of what is going on in your national and state legislatures is important to be an informed voter and to be involved in your community. Even if you do not consider yourself politically savvy, chances are high that you may need to write press releases or...
by Britainy Sorenson | Oct 9, 2018 | AP Style Basics, GrammarSpot
If you are like me and tend to do a lot of blog or SEO content writing throughout the week, you probably mention a well-known company or two in your content. It is imperative that when you write any piece – particularly if it is for a specific company – that you get...
by Britainy Sorenson | Jun 26, 2018 | GrammarSpot, Writing Tips
When I’m spending hours at my computer coming up with an article topic, I’m often too tired to notice many of the minor mistakes in my writing. Because relying on spell check software can weaken writing, this is when it helps to have an extra set of eyes to look over...
by Britainy Sorenson | Jun 12, 2018 | GrammarSpot, Writing Tips
If you’ve just finished writing your article or book and are looking to publish it right away – stop. Take a step back and consider this: Has your document gone through any sort of editing process by someone other than you? If not, you should seriously consider hiring...
by Britainy Sorenson | Nov 23, 2017 | GrammarSpot
“Shoulda, coulda, woulda” is a common slang term in the English language (and one that I use far too often) that means there’s no point in dwelling on how something should have, could have or would have been different. Some people change up the order of the words, but...
