How To Use Criteria And Criterion Correctly In Your Writing – by Derek Haines…
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How To Simplify Your Writing But Still Sound Intelligent – by Derek Haines…
How To Simplify Your Writing But Still Sound Intelligent – by Derek Haines… Read here …
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Minimum And Maximum KDP Word Count, File Sizes, And Pages – by Derek Haines…
Minimum And Maximum KDP Word Count, File Sizes, And Pages – by Derek Haines… Read here …
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The Top 10 Free Article Submission Sites For New Writers – by Derek Haines…
The Top 10 Free Article Submission Sites For New Writers – by Derek Haines… Find it here …
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Wish In The Past Tense For Present And Future Wants – by Derek Haines…
on Just Publishing Advice: Why is a wish in the past tense in English when it’s about something you want now or in the near future? Read here …
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Is Apple Pages A Good Replacement For Word For Mac For Macbook Users? – by Derek Haines…
Is Apple Pages A Good Replacement For Word For Mac For Macbook Users? – by Derek Haines… Read here …
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The Novelty Effect Can Help In Improving Your Writing – by Derek Haines…
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Positive Writing Is Always Better Than The Negative – by Derek Haines…
Positive Writing Is Always Better Than The Negative – by Derek Haines… Read here …
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Cleft Sentences And Examples Of The Most Common Uses – by Derek Haines…
Cleft Sentences And Examples Of The Most Common Uses – by Derek Haines… on Just Publishing Advice: Cleft sentences use a two clause construction and usually start with the empty introductory subjects of what or it. Cleft is an adjective that means to split or divide something into two parts. But in grammar, we use this […]
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Vent Your Spleen And The Origins Of This Anger Idiom – by Derek Haines…
Vent Your Spleen And The Origins Of This Anger Idiom – by Derek Haines… on Just Publishing Advice: The origin of the idiom to vent your spleen dates back to Hippocrates in 400BC. The belief endured until the nineteenth century that four bodily fluids controlled physical and mental qualities. Blood, phlegm, yellow bile, and black bile […]
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