English usage myths
There are several myths about English grammar and typography that are widely held but have little or no validity. A
Read MoreThere are several myths about English grammar and typography that are widely held but have little or no validity. A
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Read MoreThe difficulties international students sometimes face with grammar when writing documents in the English language.
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Read MoreDoublespeak is language that disguises or distorts the meaning of words deliberately and can often involve a degree of ambiguity.
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