Grammar Girl Quick And Dirty Tips For Better Writing
- Autor: Vários
- Narrador: Vários
- Editora: Podcast
- Duração: 182:24:52
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Sinopse
You'll get fun and friendly doses of writing advice in three short chunks: a Quick and Dirty Tip, a meaty middle, and a final tidbit. Grammar Girl covers everything from punctuation and grammar to style and voice. QuickandDirtyTips.com
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![186 Funny Misplaced Modifiers]()
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![185 When Should You Capitalize Titles?]()
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![183 Verbs Sandwiched Between Singular and Plural Nouns]()
183 Verbs Sandwiched Between Singular and Plural Nouns
14/08/2009 Duração: 03minVerbs Sandwiched Between Singular and Plural Nouns
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![184 When Should You Capitalize Words?]()
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![181 How Many Spaces After A Period?]()
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![176 What Is Subject-Complement Agreement?]()
176 What Is Subject-Complement Agreement?
26/07/2009 Duração: 06minWhat Is Subject-Complement Agreement?
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![180 How to Use Parallel Construction Correctly]()
180 How to Use Parallel Construction Correctly
24/07/2009 Duração: 03minHow to Use Parallel Construction Correctly
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![119 Shall Versus Will]()
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![179 Can You Start a Sentence with “Which”?]()
179 Can You Start a Sentence with “Which”?
17/07/2009 Duração: 05minCan You Start a Sentence with “Which”?
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![178 Do Rhetorical Questions Need a Question Mark?]()
178 Do Rhetorical Questions Need a Question Mark?
10/07/2009 Duração: 04minDo Rhetorical Questions Need a Question Mark?
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![174 Myself]()
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![172 All Right Versus Alright]()
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![170 Swear Words in Text]()
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![169 Using “For” to Mean “Because”]()
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![168 Troublesome Contractions (e.g., Idve)]()
168 Troublesome Contractions (e.g., I'd've)
01/05/2009 Duração: 05minTroublesome Contractions (e.g., I'd've)
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![167 Dashes Versus Colons]()
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![166 Strunk and White]()
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![182 Are You Annoyingly Redundant?]()
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![164 One Versus You]()
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![177 Why Are British English and American English Different?]()
177 Why Are British English and American English Different?
03/04/2009 Duração: 06minWhy Are British English and American English Different?
