Christina CroslandDec 2, 20225 min4 Quick Edits before Sending Your Manuscript to a CopyeditorSo you think you’re ready for a copyedit? Fix these 5 mistakes first.
Breanna CallOct 6, 20224 min“Affect” vs. “Effect”Their pronunciations and definitions are similar, but one is used mainly as a verb and the other, a noun.
Breanna CallJan 4, 20222 min“Farther” vs. “Further”Even though “farther” and “further” seem interchangeable, there’s actually a subtle difference.
Amy GuanAug 3, 20213 min“E.G.” vs. “I. E.” “E.g.” and “i. e.” are misused all too often—learn the difference once and for all.
Amy GuanApr 20, 20212 min“Lie” vs. “Lay”If we can replace “lay” or “lie” with “place,” “lay” is correct. If we can replace them with “recline,” then “lie” is correct.