Writing Tips, Tools, and Tidbits!
Writers Unite!’s mission is to offer a haven for writers to share their work and hone their craft. As the writing process is our focus, author and WU! admin, Lynn Miclea, has created a series of “tips, tools, and tidbits” about writing for our members and anyone interested in writing can use to improve their writing. This page will contain links to these great tools.
ARTICLE INDEX:
Lie versus Lay i.e. versus e.g. Dashes and Hyphens Less versus Fewer Then versus Than Its versus It’s Who’s versus Whose Your versus You’re Their, They’re, and There Who versus Whom Affect vs Effect Further versus Farther PAST versus PASSED Bring versus Take Discreet versus Discrete Accept versus Except Breath versus Breathe Sight, Site, and Cite Appraise versus Apprise Principal versus Principle Wave versus Waive Lose versus Loose Bare versus Bear Compliment versus Complement Insure, Ensure, and Assure Subjunctive Mood DESSERT versus DESERT Assent versus Ascent Capital versus Capitol Counsel versus Council Stationery versus Stationary Advice versus Advise That, Which, and Who Attain versus Obtain LIGHTNING versus LIGHTENING Sit, Set, and Sat Contronyms Kangaroo Words HOMONYMS, HOMOPHONES, AND HOMOGRAPHSAbout the Author:
LYNN MICLEA is a writer, author, editor, and dog lover. Lynn has written numerous short stories and has published 25 books with more on the way. She writes science fiction, thrillers, suspense, paranormal, mystery, romance, memoirs, self-help guided imagery, and children’s stories (fun animal stories about kindness, believing in yourself, and helping others). Originally from New York, Lynn currently lives in southern California with her loving and supportive husband.
Please visit Lynn’s website at www.lynnmiclea.com for more grammar tips and information about her books.
Please visit her blog at www.lynnpuff.wordpress.com for more short stories and articles.
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