Category: Wk 13: Professional Writers
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I won’t hire people who use poor grammar. Here’s why:
Having your own freedom of speech throughout writing is what makes it powerful, creative, and unique. Try to take advice and tips from others
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Linguistics: Its Evolution & Unknown Impact
English has two types of speakers. They have their own idea of correctness, and some have connections that are overlooked by its linguistics.
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Immigrants writing in America
Have you ever imagined if you were not allowed to be able to write your own thoughts? How different would life be if you had to live like Carmen
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Bridging Identity and Language
Bugan’s reflection echoes the immigrant writer’s journey of memory and adaptation, while Wiens emphasizes language proficiency’s importance.
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Grammar and American English.
Your knowledge of grammar shouldn’t be the reason behind getting a job or not. The U.S shouldn’t have an official language either.
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You Don’t Care About Grammar, You Just Hate POC
While Kyle Wiens might think English is the national language of The United States of America, there actually isn’t one.
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Is Grammar That Serious?
Is grammar important? Kyle Wiens thinks so, but does its significance vary? Are there professions where flawless grammar is not needed?
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Why can’t I start my emails with ‘Yo’?
There is a point where abbreviating goes too far–and Kyle Wiens doesn’t even allow you to get past the first sentence. What now?
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Is There a Right or Wrong, in Grammar and Communication?
Grammar shouldn’t be the end all be all in writing. But we can benefit from a unified writing style that could be used in business or scientific settings.