Category: Topic 5: Professionalism

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    Grammar and The Professional World

    Grammar is essential in a professional setting. Without it, it could cause potential loss of credibility. But that’s no reason to pass on a good employee.

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    To Write or Not to Write

    My truthful response to the differing opinions and writing suggestions of both Kyle Wiens and Carmen Bugan in their articles.

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    English; their are to many rules?

    A brief discussion on the history of the English language and what it represents in today’s political climate as well as the good grammar argument.

  • Different Impacts of Writing

    Would you give the chance of having a great employee because of their poor grammar use? Well according to Kyle Wiens, he would.

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    There, Their, & They’re

    American language has become a very controversial topic. What some people see as unintelligent is simply just them being ignorant.

  • Professional Writing

    Learning about grammar and professional writing and learning what is ok and what is not ok to do in writing and how it is important to know your audience.

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    It’s Difficult Nowadays to have Opportunities

    When you think about it, opportunity is such a word bait when it comes to expressing ideas to the world or even seeking for employment.

  • Grammar and New Writing

    One article talks about the importance of grammar, the other article talks about the importance of context and message.

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    Grammar Police

    Although using proper grammar is essential for success in the workplace, there are times when it’s easier to overlook when we’re at ease.

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    Talking About Writing… Again.

    As my first semester as an English-writing major is coming to an end, I’m awestruck by how much I’ve learned. I’ve read a multitude of articles,