The English language is constantly evolving. Every year, new words and definitions are added to the dictionary to account for developing terminology and shifting meanings. We adjust based on our culture, and those changes affect grammar, too.
It’s October, which means it’s almost Halloween! Time for ghoulish goblins, wacky witches and menacing monsters! I love all the scary aspects of the month,
The problem with business writing is people tend to unnecessarily elevate it, which, ironically, decreases its value. So, let’s go over the Top 10 tips for better business writing.
Who doesn’t love puppies? I sure do, and here are a few reasons: Their cuteness Their playfulness Their puppy breath I could go on and
It’s time for yet another Top 10 list of misused words the CCS Writing team comes across in our proofing.
In 1839, Edward Bulwer-Lytton said, “The pen is mightier than the sword.” More than 180 years later, it’s still true. Yet, written communication is such
What makes a particular bottle of wine or a potential services partner stand out? You’ll be surprised to learn they both just need to focus on one thing.
As Valentine’s Day approaches, let’s explore our love affair with the semicolon.
We’ve been doing this blog for three years. We have plenty left in the tank, but before we dive in we have a question for you: What do you want?
There are two kinds of clauses – and, no, we don’t mean Mr. and Mrs. Claus.
The adverb modifies just about everything – verbs, other adverbs, adjectives, phrases and clauses. But, as Mark Twain said, “Adverbs are the tool of a lazy writer.”