by Amanda on October 12, 2010
Continuing with our special Tuesdays here on Ghostwriting Uncovered, I have another excellent article for you today. I hope you find it useful and packed full of great information. Remember don’t forget to leave your comments.
Learn About ESL English grammar
By [http://ezinearticles.com/?expert=Kirk_Able]Kirk Able
If you are not a native English speaker, ESL English grammar might be the right choice for you. The same goes for people whose first language is not English.
There are some non-native English speakers who are very much proficient in both written and spoken English. Hence, ESL English grammar suits anyone who wants to improve on their grammar and speaking abilities. For those who are in the dark about ESL, it actually stands for English as a Second Language or simply ESL as an abbreviation.
In the United States of America, the education law makes it compulsory for schools to give ESL instruction for non-native English speakers. Special ESL programs have been established for young children at early childhood and elementary for this very purpose. There are also special programs for adults.
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by Amanda on October 5, 2010
EzineArticles can be a very good source of information and today I wanted to repost an article that I found very interesting.
Why Is The Use Of Good grammar Important?
By [http://ezinearticles.com/?expert=Jack_Osborne]Jack Osborne
Good grammar to one skilled in grammatical skills is smooth and easy communication. Bad grammar is similar to an off-key note to a trained musician.
Good Grammar is important in so many ways. When you speak or write, you have an opportunity to make an important first impression. It might be with someone you never will meet again so it may not matter. However, it might be with a possible future employer, a future spouse, someone who will secure your entrance to a college or give you a mortgage to buy a house. You may never know your audience, or what the outcome will be.
And did I say that a first impression doesn’t matter if you’ll never see the person again? Of course it matters! It matters to you, the speaker or writer. Being able to communicate with style and correct grammar often makes a better impression than physical appearance, references, or college degrees. Good grammatical skills should be a matter of pride. No one should be afraid to speak for fear that they will communicate poorly.
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by Amanda on November 24, 2008
how to become a ghostwriter, how to become a ghostwriter.
Put Apostrophes in their Place – A Simple Rule That Works Every Time!
by Nick Daws
It’s one of those matters that cause endless confusion, and even experienced writers and editors don’t always get it right – the question of where to place the apostrophe in expressions showing possession.
Most people know that in any phrase denoting ownership, an apostrophe is required: the Johnsons’ house, the cat’s tail, a driver’s license, and so on. Apostrophes are even required with inanimate nouns, such as the table’s legs, the car’s wheels, and so forth. But when it comes to putting the apostrophe in the right place, people often slip up. [click to continue…]
by Amanda on October 21, 2008
As a ghostwriter grammar is essential and with the world wide web it is important to understand both US english and UK english grammar. I recently came across a great blog post that provides you with everything you need to know about english grammar and how to use it properly when it comes to your writing. Now most of us will have studied grammar when we were in school, but it is so easy to forget some of the rules that I think this website is one you should have bookmarked so that you can refer to it when needed. This website covers sentences, clauses, phases, speech, nouns, adjectives, verbs, and much more.
The website is Daily Writing Tips and the link for this particular post is http://www.dailywritingtips.com/english-grammar-101-all-you-need-to-know/ it is a definite recommendation for all writers.
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