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Winn Trivette II

17 Keys to Better English Writing

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Strong writing skills allow students and professionals to set themselves apart from the crowd.

Because English writing skills are highly valued in the global workplace, 17 Keys to Better English Writing is here to help!

Gain confidence to write effective and persuasive English documents no matter your first language.

Start learning and honing powerful writing skills today to shine at school or the office!

Let 17 Keys to Better English Writing show you how to write in English to positively impact your career advancement.

Enhance your business writing skills to gain a key competitive advantage in the global marketplace.

Increase your credibility as an expert in your field and distinguish yourself from your competition!

Follow these 17 actionable keys to English writing to communicate better with both colleagues and clients.

In other words, let 17 Keys to Better English Writing help you get the success and recognition you deserve.
Language Arts & DisciplinesForeign Language StudyWriting
39 printed pages
Original publication
2018
Publication year
2018
Publisher
MA, Winn Trivette II

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  • Mustafahas quoted3 years ago
    Proofreading emphasizes the more mechanical process of checking through a document for errors of: spelling, punctuation, grammar, syntax (standard language rules), repetition (of words, phrases or ideas) and errors of fact.
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    • Mustafahas quoted3 years ago
      As all good writers know, a first draft needs to be cleaned up for grammar mistakes, edited for wordiness, and organized logically for readability before submission for an exam or publication.
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      • Mustafahas quoted3 years ago
        For help rephrasing your passage in "your own words,” what would you say if you were telling someone who's unfamiliar with your subject (your mother, your brother, a friend) what the original source said.
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