Tag Archives: grammar
Putting a Cap on Capitalization
Just because people commonly refer to something by a particular name does not mean that is the formal name of it. Be careful with capitalization. People arbitrarily capitalize words when there is absolutely no reason to do so. Check a dictionary or stylebook and preserve your credibility. Continue reading
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Gung-ho for Grammar
The thought of grammar might make some people squirm, but it’s important for two big reasons: to ensure the clarity of your message and to help maintain your credibility. Contrary to what some people think, most people do still care about the language. They cringe at the sight of glaring errors, and those people might be important to your career. Mistakes often appear in important documents, such as cover letters, resumes, and memos to executives. Continue reading
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