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Blog Exercises: What Words Do You Abuse Redundantly?1 comment

Lorelle VanFossen wrote 1 month ago: So, it’s word check time. Well, time to check all the words we abuse. Specifically, all the wo … more →

Tags: writing, Blogging tips, Blogging, Blog Exercises, blog editing, blog exercises, blog writing, Content, Edit

Are You a Word Wrangler or a Sentence Slinger?1 comment

jchasenovelist wrote 5 months ago: We have an amazing language with an abundance of words.  In fact, people who learn English as a seco … more →

Tags: writing, Writing #2, Mystery, forensic, Crime Fiction, compulsion, dead game, jennifer chase author, How To Write A Novel

Stating the Obvious

Little Miss W wrote 7 months ago: It always amazes me how many redundant things we say. I’m as guilty of it as the next person, … more →

Tags: Thoughts, Stating the obvious, Filling the Silence, being a fool, Evolution, survival of the noisiest, saying stupid things

Repetition - a two-ended hammer32 comments

rozmorris @NailYourNovel @ByRozMorris wrote 11 months ago: We all have words and phrases we unintentionally use too often. They’re very conspicuous to readers … more →

Tags: Writer basics 101, Rewriting, Advice to Writers, Authors, Beginnings, deepen your story, Endings, how to write a book, How To Write A Novel

Some Less Obvious Oxymora and Redundancies

Alan Brech wrote 11 months ago: Oxymorons: Human wave tactic Representative democracy Right-wing pundit Liberal education Free love … more →

Tags: Humor, Politics, Cultural criticism, Oxymorons, oxymora, redundant usages

How to Pump a Little Health Into Your Content Marketing

acbrandon wrote 1 year ago: Have you noticed how many people have been hitting the gym and making an attempt to delete the junk … more →

Tags: content marketing, social media best practices, facebook, Marketing, Content Marketing, twitter, Business, Marketing And Advertising, Search Algorithm

Redundant Words

Suansh Singhal wrote 1 year ago: Description Example Because Because – so, reason – because And and – as well, and -  too, and … more →

Tags: Grammar, English grammar

Genesis 25:29-30 - Boiling the Red Stuff, part I

jhonse wrote 1 year ago: “When Jacob had cooked stew, Esau came in from the field and he was famished; and Esau said to … more →

Tags: Genesis Commentary, Bible, Genesis, Josephus, Jacob, genesis 25, Esau, Red, Cain

How to Avoid the Mayhem of Redundant Words?5 comments

jchasenovelist wrote 1 year ago: We all have a safety net of our own unique vocabulary.  These are the words that we’re comfortable w … more →

Tags: writing, author jennifer chase, Writing #2, award winning author, Crime Fiction, Rewrites

The Nine Likeliest Errors in Your Writing

Steve Friedman wrote 1 year ago: Every copy editor cringes when confronted with his or her pet peeve—a fatally injured run-on sentenc … more →

Tags: Communications Commentary, Voice, Writing Errors, grammar rules, Subject-Verb Agreement, misplaced modifier, punctuation errors, word usage

Marketing speak1 comment

Penny wrote 3 years ago: Seen on a bag of logs: ‘Traditional wood logs’. As opposed to what? One of the great crimes you can … more →

Tags: English language, marketing-speak

redundant words

Joan wrote 3 years ago: I am collecting a list of redundant words such as two twins new baby Can you add any? … more →

Redundant words and phrases –Do you use them?53 comments

wordsbybob wrote 4 years ago: Redundancies are rampant in our language. Most use them without even thinking. Definition: A word, w … more →

Tags: Use the right words, redundant phrases, redundancy, redundancies, excess words, excessive words

Keep it short, sport

magnetoblog wrote 4 years ago: If time is money, NOT writing concisely costs business a bomb – things take longer to read, impact i … more →

Tags: Plain English, concise writing, brevity, Short and to the point

A long piece of string

andrewbull wrote 5 years ago: I’m working on a job right now which combines the work of several authors. It’s a comple … more →

Tags: on language, writing, Marketing


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