Writing Tips
Elevate your writing and communication with expert articles on writing, grammar, and vocabulary.
How to Use Active vs. Passive Voice
How To Write In The Subjunctive Mood
6 Tips For Writing A College Application Essay
Grammar
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Maximum vs. Maximal: Which One Is Correct, and When?
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Which Is Correct? “It Is I” vs. “It Is Me”
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Lust vs. Love: The Heart of the Difference
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Woman vs. Women: What’s the Difference?
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Stamina vs. Endurance: Working Out the Difference
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Is It “St. Patricks Day” Or “St. Patrick’s Day”?
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Are Seasons Capitalized or Not?
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Perfect Grammar Is the Accessory You Need
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Make Your Writing The Star Of National Grammar Day With These Tips
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Is It “President’s Day,” “Presidents Day,” or “Presidents’ Day”?
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Is It “Valentine’s Day” Or “Valentines Day”?
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When to Capitalize “President”
Ways To Say
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C’mon, Get Happy: 7 Happy Expressions Defined
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Beeline or B-line: Which One Is Correct?
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Shades of Green: Where We Got These Colorful Words
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10 Commonly Misused Words
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Blown Away: 9 Words About Wind
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Contronyms You’ve Been Using Without Realizing It
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10 Wintry Words to Defrost Your Vocabulary
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7 Serendipitous Ways to Say “Lucky”
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Thickest Thieves or Thick as Thieves: Which One Is Correct?
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Hip-Hop: The World’s Most Popular Poetry (And How It Works)
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12 Motivational Quotes from Sports Figures
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21 Contemplative Quotes From Muslim Americans About the Month of Ramadan
Writing
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What Are the Different Types of Sonnets? A Guide to Famous 14-Line Forms
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13 Essential Literary Terms
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How to Write a Scary Story: Tips to Haunt Your Readers
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How to Use Wordplay to Elevate Your Poetry
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How to Use Wordplay to Elevate Your Poetry
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How to Write a Haiku: Tips and Examples
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The Power of Poetry: A Beginner’s Guide to Writing Poetry
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How to Write a “Get Well Soon” Message
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Make The “Write” Plans For The Year With 10 New Year’s Resolutions For Writers
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What To Write In A Holiday Card
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Informal Vs. Formal Writing: What’s The Difference?
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How To Write A Scary Campfire Story
