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Confusing words containing “any, every, some”

03/31/202004/06/2020 Write Well, Write To Sell 319 Views 0 Comments anyone vs. any one, confusing words, everyone vs. every one, rick taubold, someone vs. some one

From Rick: For the next three or four posts, I’m going to dive into some interesting aspects of word usage confusion (with a little grammar thrown in). Writers need to put their best foot forward in terms of understanding and

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Pronouns: tricky agreements and stumbling blocks—PART 2

01/06/2020 Write Well, Write To Sell 404 Views 0 Comments indefinite pronouns, pronoun agreement, pronoun stumbling blocks, reflexive pronouns, rick taubold, who/whom

From Rick: In Part 1 of this two-part series I discussed subject, object, and possessive (genitive) pronouns. You might want to check that out if you missed it. In that post I mentioned seeing sentences like the following: “I think

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Pronouns: tricky agreements and stumbling blocks—PART 1

12/16/2019 Write Well, Write To Sell 387 Views 0 Comments pronouns, rick taubold, tricky pronoun problems

From Rick: Last time I talked about nouns and the issues we might run into with them when it comes to figuring out verb agreements. Most of us won’t have a problem with the following sentence: The legal team at

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Nouns: tricky plurals and verb agreements

12/02/2019 Write Well, Write To Sell 381 Views 0 Comments rick taubold, tricky noun/verb agreements

From Rick: In a recent post, I talked about some of the style changes in the latest edition (17th) of the Chicago Manual of Style: GRAMMAR AND STYLE TIPS-PART 1 In this post I’m going to talk about some problems

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Apostrophes & the English possessive: Things to make your head explode

10/28/201910/27/2019 Write Well, Write To Sell 386 Views 0 Comments apostrophes, posessives, rick taubold

From Rick: Followers of my blog know that I really try to mix things up, presenting articles on a wide variety of topics from how-to articles and posts on writing to publishing advice, interviews, and other things of interest to

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