This post is part of the π Everybody Writes series.
Today I am reading Chapter 36 of the book Everybody Writes written by Author Ann Handley.
Chapter 36
Avoid the mistakes Markers Make
Author Ann says, too often marketers and other business professionals sacrifice clarity on the atar of sounding professional.
- Ways by which = Ways
- Continues to be = Remains
- In order to = To (especially at the beginning of a sentence)
- There (are) will be times when = Sometimes, At times
- Despite the fact that = Although, Though
- At which time = When
- In spire of = Despite
- When it comes to = In, When
- The majority of = Most
- A number of = Some, Few, Several, Various (or eliminate entirely)
- When asked = Asked
- Leverage (as a verb) = Use (or Put to Use), Harness, Apply,
- The same level of = As much
- While (if not being used to mean during or at the same time as) = Although or Though, Whereas
- Moving forward = Later, In the future, From now on, Hereafter
- Centered around = Centered on
- Try and [verb] = Try to [verb]
Author provided so many examples in the book and is not practical for me to list down here. Book is worth buying for this chapter alone.
Chapter 37
Break Some Grammar Rules
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Never start a sentence with and, but, or because
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Avoid sentence fragments
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Never split infinitives
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Donβt end a sentence with a preposition.
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Never write a paragraph thatβs a mere one sentence long.

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Author(s): Ann Handley
Part 17 of 35 in the π Everybody Writes book series.
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