Correct and precise writing can be a challenging undertaking. Gaining the right insights into the English language will allow you to skillfully optimize your texts. This will make them more precise, more captivating, but also more individual to your personal taste. Our step-by-step guide shows you how to write better, confidently, and concisely. You will come straight to the point. And the comma. And the colon.
Hardworking (also spelled hard-working) is an adjective that describes someone or something as “constantly putting engaged and strenuous effort into a job or task.” The word “hardworking” is commonly used in resumes to convey that an individual is ambitious and resolute, making them an ideal candidate to hire. Example: Using
A truism is an obvious statement that, although true, provides no helpful or interesting insights. Truisms are often used to express common wisdom, but they are so self-evident and undeniable that they can be considered unnecessary. For example, imagine someone losing a championship game, and someone says to them, “You
Understanding the standard adjective order in English isn’t as difficult as it might seem. Native speakers often instinctively follow the order, while English language learners can easily learn it. We’ll guide you with clear explanations and helpful examples.
Your holiday vacation is about to start, and you’ve just realized you haven’t set your out-of-office message. Instead of fussing over writing the perfect auto-reply email, simply go ahead and pick from seven funny, friendly, or professional messages we wrote for you.
You're not alone in your struggle to write professional emails. It’s a common problem that we will help you overcome by helping you get past the first step—starting. Below, we’ll review formal email greetings and opening lines with examples to show you how to use them.
You’ve written the sweetest message to send to your loved one before they go to bed. But right before you hit “send,” doubt lurks over you. Is the correct spelling “good night” or “goodnight”? We’ll review everything you need to know about how to use these expressions correctly.
Statistics is a new LanguageTool feature that tracks your writing productivity by the numbers! It reveals insights such as your dominant writing languages and most productive days. This blog will show you how it can help you stay consistent and where you can access this feature.
