Just to Be Clear
Nonfiction, Reference & Language, Language Arts, Writing & Publishing, Editing & Proofreading, Composition & Creative Writing, Reference
| Author: | Lynn McNamee | ISBN: | 1230002411903 |
| Publisher: | Red Adept Publishing | Publication: | September 8, 2015 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Lynn McNamee |
| ISBN: | 1230002411903 |
| Publisher: | Red Adept Publishing |
| Publication: | September 8, 2015 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
Did you write what you meant to write? Is your meaning clear, or will readers misunderstand?
This style guide helps authors to make sure their writing is clear on the sentence level. “Just to Be Clear: Writing What You Mean” covers the following topics:
Dangling Participles
Misused Participial Phrases
Misplaced Prepositional Phrases
Squinting Modifiers
Vague Antecedents
Paragraphing Techniques
Confusing Pairs & Lists
Most sections include a quiz, so writers can test their knowledge of the material.
“Just to Be Clear: Writing What You Mean” is part of the Beyond the Style Manual Series from Red Adept Publishing. Be sure to check out our other guides:
Hook, Tagline, and Sinker: Writing Irresistible Book Descriptions
Get to the Point: Trimming Unnecessary Words
He Said, She Said: Writing Effective Dialogue
Did you write what you meant to write? Is your meaning clear, or will readers misunderstand?
This style guide helps authors to make sure their writing is clear on the sentence level. “Just to Be Clear: Writing What You Mean” covers the following topics:
Dangling Participles
Misused Participial Phrases
Misplaced Prepositional Phrases
Squinting Modifiers
Vague Antecedents
Paragraphing Techniques
Confusing Pairs & Lists
Most sections include a quiz, so writers can test their knowledge of the material.
“Just to Be Clear: Writing What You Mean” is part of the Beyond the Style Manual Series from Red Adept Publishing. Be sure to check out our other guides:
Hook, Tagline, and Sinker: Writing Irresistible Book Descriptions
Get to the Point: Trimming Unnecessary Words
He Said, She Said: Writing Effective Dialogue
