If you’re looking for an editor to proofread your copy, you want to make sure that you’re hiring the best for the job. After all, nothing could be more horrifying to a writer of course than having their masterpiece published full of spelling mistakes and syntax errors!
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You won’t believe it—somebody actually created a game whereby all grammar sticklers out there can put their knowledge of and speed with grammar rules to the practice!
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Does this picture seem familiar? Nearly everyone can relate to those late nights in college, university, or high school where you are just about ready to give up and exclaim, “Please, somebody, edit my essay!”
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Just came across this great article on CBC News.
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Your refers to something that belongs to “you;” you’re means “you are”. Examples: Is that your coat or mine? Your house is much bigger than my house. If you don’t listen to me more carefully, you’re going to be sorry! You’re the oldest one here, so you choose first. It’s not my fault you’re so
