We’ll go over the correct spelling of “worldwide” (or is it “world wide”, or “world-wide”?), provide example sentences, and list synonyms you could use instead.
“You never get a second chance to make a first impression.” —Will Rogers
This holds true in writing, too. Whether you’re writing a letter, a blog post, or a research paper, writing an introduction is one of the most crucial parts of the writing process. It’s the first chance to show your audience that what you’ve written is worth reading.
Below, we’ll share five easy tips on how to write a good introduction.
Anyone who is used to crafting business emails knows that there are some expressions that the professional world relies on. They can be useful as they are well-rounded and understood by many. However, depending entirely on these phrases can make it seem as if your vocabulary is limited. To avoid this, try using the alternative phrases found in the following list.
We’ll help you write impressive, professionally crafted emails.
The use of singular they can be found as far back as the last 1300s.
Singular they/them is especially useful when the sex or gender of the antecedent is unspecified.
Somebody left their bag at the store. I hope they come back for it.
They/them as a singular pronoun is becoming widely accepted by several major style guides.
In the modern world, singular they not only makes sentences less clunky, but also more inclusive.
The use of a singular they sparks a lot of debate in both the political and linguistics world. Many grammar police believe they or them as a singular pronoun is grammatically incorrect. Well, even if you push politics aside, there’s one thing that cannot be denied: The use of singular they has been around for a long, long time. Below we’ll go over the history of they, them, and their being used as a singular pronoun and their place in modern English.
A paragraph is a group of sentences within a larger body of text. They are what makes your writing progress from beginning to end. Below, we’ll go over how to write the perfect paragraph.
To has a few functions, but it’s mainly used as a preposition that means “in a direction towards.” Too can mean “in addition to,” “as well,” “extremely,” “excessively,” or “very.” Two refers to the cardinal number (2) which is the sum of one plus one.
Joshua and I are going to the mall.
She wanted a gift, too
The young girl cried because she wanted two pieces of candy, but I only had one.