IN-TEXT CITATIONS – APA (7TH EDITION)
Citing Non-Standard Author Categories A Work by Two Authors Be it in the signal phrase or in parentheses, mention both authors each time you citeRead More »
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THAT or WHICH?
You must have struggled at least, once, with when to use that or which in your writing and eventually had to go with your guts.Read More »
PREFIXES (ENGLISH LANGUAGE)
A prefix is a letter or a group of letters/word fixed to the beginning of a word that affects the meaning of the root word.Read More »
AGO / FOR / SINCE
These three words are sometimes confusing to a lot of English language speakers in deciding the right one to use. They are similar, but theyRead More »
ME, MYSELF, MY and I
I guess it is safe to say the seemingly insignificant words in the English language are the most difficult to master. A typical example isRead More »
DIFFERENCE BETWEEN ONSET AND OUTSET
Onset or Outset? Onset and Outset have similar meanings. The differences in their meanings, however, are connotative. They derive their meanings in context (all theRead More »