Connect with your reader by writing to them directly. Here are my 7 tips on how to be a more engaging writer.

Do you misuse “on the contrary” and “in contrast”?

“Compliment” with an “i” or “complement” with an “e”. Which should you use, and when?

Use power pronouns to add warmth to your writing!

Probably the number one question people ask us is - how can I write more quickly and efficiently?

There are many ways to put a little rhythm in your words – here I present five things you can do today.

As a proofreader, how far can you go when editing someone else’s work?

Your colleagues and clients are busy people with a hundred different demands on their time. And unlike your teachers they aren’t paid to read your stuff.

Make sure you don’t lose sight of who you are writing for.

Bad repetition often occurs when the writer is struggling to get their message across.

Careful readers and writers will always observe the difference between infer and imply.

How do you use bullet points effectively in business writing? Find out!

Ever wondered where we got the name ‘Doris & Bertie’ from?

This is a grammar issue that many grammar fiends get very, very cross about.

I want to look at a feature of English that international speakers of English always have trouble with – uncountable nouns.

Here are 3 words I think could be sending the wrong message when used in emails.

The challenges of writing in English when it’s not your first language.

Is someone making an assumption, or a presumption? Learn the difference today!

Do you ever use the phrase ‘mitigate against’? If you do, you’re using the wrong word!

Is someone flouting or flaunting? There is a really easy way to know which word to use!