One word will do!
When writing for any audience, the number one priority must be to make your meaning clear. You will achieve clarity and impact when you keep your use of words down, rather than taking flight into lengthy descriptions. There is a tendency these days to use more words not less, which serves to complicate the meaning […]
When should you use apostrophes?
I find people often have trouble using apostrophes in the right way. Here are three examples of incorrect usage – In the first two, the words in bold are plurals and plurals don’t need apostrophes. In the third, mens is possessive and means ‘the room of the men’ so it should have an apostrophe. The correct versions […]