August 21, 2017
Plagiarism (Part Two)
You know you plagiarise when: You copy and paste verbatim one’s work and pass off as yours. You copy the same structure of a piece, although you embellish with different words to make piece appear like yours.
August 2, 2017
10 Tips for Proficient Transcription [Part One]
Transcription is the art of converting speech contents like audio and audio-visual, etc, into texts or words. Spoken words in form of speeches, lectures, sermons, etc. can be written down in readable text forms, which can be stored same
July 24, 2017
July 20, 2017
Writing a Convincing Rejoinder
A rejoinder, also known as the letter to the editor, is simply anarticle written for the purpose of correcting a wrong impression about a personality, idea, issue, etc. in a published article. It also gives room to the writer
June 16, 2017
The Difference Between e.g. and i.e.: A Simple Guide
The Latin abbreviations "e.g." and "i.e." are commonly used in English writing, but many people are unsure about the difference in their usage. Some even use them interchangeably or mistakenly swap their meanings. If you’ve ever wondered when to use
May 30, 2017
Common Errors in Formal Writing (Part 2)
Formal writing has been beset with a number of errors which might not be noticeable to the writer at the point of writing or editing. That is why we have to consider few of those errors here in order
May 24, 2017
Common Errors We Often Make While Writing
Errors can mar one’s writing and this can be more embarrassing if one allows such errors get out without noticing them. Errors could detract a great deal from one’s writing and put off the audience from the message being
May 19, 2017
Sharing Official Information Via E-Mail
When attaching documents… Most of us…ok, some of us merely scribble: “find attached” when attaching documents to e-mails. If your intention is to get the receiver to open attached document, then your miserable “find attached” does not suffice in
May 10, 2017
7 Essay Writing Tips To Ace Your Next Exam By Stephen Holliday
Despite students’ wildest hope of avoiding the dreaded essay exam—one that requires either short or long essay answers rather than multiple choice answers—most find themselves taking such an exam, particularly for subjects like history, philosophy, literature, sociology, political science
May 2, 2017
44 Resume Writing Tips By Daniel Scocco
Having a solid and effective resume can greatly improve your chances of landing that dream job. That is beyond discussion. How does one make sure that his resume is top notch and bullet proof, however? There are several websites