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Another look at who and whom

Posted on February 21, 2023 by The dutty is "the ground," the foundation, the earth--just like words are part of the foundation on which I build my life.

It’s best practice to use whom in business writing. Continue reading →

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Is It LAST or LATTER?

Posted on October 3, 2022 by The dutty is "the ground," the foundation, the earth--just like words are part of the foundation on which I build my life.

When to use LASt and when to use LATTER in standard usage Continue reading →

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Popping Adjectives

Posted on January 5, 2022 by The dutty is "the ground," the foundation, the earth--just like words are part of the foundation on which I build my life.
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Use the Period to Command Attention

Posted on April 9, 2020 by The dutty is "the ground," the foundation, the earth--just like words are part of the foundation on which I build my life.
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Tips for using a and an before words that start with h or u.

Posted on October 4, 2019 by The dutty is "the ground," the foundation, the earth--just like words are part of the foundation on which I build my life.

  This is a small thing, but it makes your writing so much more credible. It’s all in the details! Use a before words that start with the enunciated letter h: History. A history class about famous churches. Hazard. Going … Continue reading →

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