We’ve previously written about parallelism in lists and paragraphs, and today, we want to take a closer look at bulleted lists and how to write and format them in a way that maximizes readability and minimizes confusion. Keep It Simple […]
Today we’ll be talking about two commonly confused words, affect and effect. We understand that this might be a very basic overview but sometimes, seasoned editors can stare at their writing and second-guess themselves. Here, we’ll go over the basics […]
Welcome, writers and editors, to another Grammar Time. Today we’ll be talking about the differences between “as such” and “therefore” and how to use them appropriately. Although similar, these terms are not interchangeable. Hopefully, this is a nice refresher so […]
Today’s topic is an issue that tends to crops up in our content. What is the difference between damage and damages? Damage is a grammatically singular, mass/noncount noun. Per Merriam-Webster, it means “loss or harm resulting from injury to person, […]
Welcome back to another Grammar Time post. We hope this post will be quick, easy, and useful. Today, we thought we’d share some insight into the difference between lawyers and attorneys. We hope this refresher helps you with ideation. A […]