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Category: Sentences

February 18, 2016February 23, 2016Clarity, Sentences, WriteHereWriteNowWriteOn

Using “you” less

by Bailey Bischoff We use the word “you” a lot in our everyday speech. However, when writing a paper for class, it […]

October 15, 2015February 4, 2016Revision, Sentences, WriteHereWriteNowWriteOn

Outrun those run-on sentences

By Katya Rivers What is a run-on sentence? A run-on sentence consists of two or more independent clauses that have been joined […]

March 29, 2015February 4, 2016Sentences, WriteHereWriteNowWriteOn

The proper way to use “Because”

by Bailey Bischoff “NEVER use ‘because’ to start a sentence!” is an oft-spoken refrain of middle school English teachers. These well-meaning teachers […]

February 4, 2014February 4, 2016Clarity, Sentences, WriteHereWriteNowWriteOn

An Awk-topodous Approach to Clunky Composition

by Genevieve Bergeson Instead of imperiling my career in comedy (i.e., making a bad joke), I’ll cut to the chase: today we […]

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