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New Languages and Readings in Digital Contexts. Novas Linguagens e Leituras em Contextos Digitais.
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Following on from last week's very popular guest post, Why Hire An Editor?, Robert Doran, editorial director at Kazoo Independent Publishing Services, is back today to tell us about structural edit... Via Nathalie Hamidi Delete the scoop?
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Lately, I’ve been concerned with an angle of the digital market that needs discussing: Editors. It concerns me that so few digital-only/digital-first writers are hiring this all-important help before the books go live. Via Julie Lawford Delete the scoop?
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Writing plays a key part in your life. Whether you're a blogger, teacher, administrator, or someone else ... writing (and therefore proofreading) is a critical skill. The post A Beginner’s Guide To Proofreading appeared first on Edudemic. Via Maria Margarida Correia Delete the scoop?
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This is a post by Novel Publicity Marketing Director, Pavarti K Tyler Does a novel have to wear an Oprah sticker to be worthy of discussion? Of course not. Book Clubs exist in all shapes and sizes;... Via Laura Brown Delete the scoop?
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Time and time again on this site we tell you that it’s vital to have a close group of people around you who share your love of writing.
But…you have to be careful.
Without meaning to, friends can actually damage your work with blind encouragement. They can kill your writing with kindness. Delete the scoop?
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I’ve been surfing the internet to locate more free tools for bloggers and writers. Editing your writing can be difficult for professional writers, and it can be twice as hard for those whom E... Delete the scoop?
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Judith van Praag's curator insight,
March 1, 10:36 AM
Yes! This is by far the best post I've come across with the three pigs (imagine a French accent here) as a topic. To offer "stir" as meaning of pique is helpful, for the closest to the irritation which the onomatopoea (more in French than English) brings forth. "Ça pique!" may be uttered after misplacing key's, suffering a bite of an ant, or better yet, someone else by a fly (as in the saying "Quelle mouche t'a picqué?") in that latte case the expression means what's bugging you? Delete the scoop?
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This article was written by Dominic Braham and Anthony Gaughan and originally appeared in English Teaching Matters, the English Language Teachers’ Associations journal. Before we get started…... Via Ove Christensen Delete the scoop?
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Every writer needs feedback - but a lot of those writers could use lessons in how to politely ask someone to read there script. The Bitter Script Reader offe... Via Alison Bruce Delete the scoop?
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The end of term is approaching and as coursework deadlines loom my students are looking pretty busy! Some are looking relaxed and smug (I guess those are the ones who started their assignments ages... Via Jim George 
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December 11, 2012 9:53 AM
Invigilating FCE & CAE recently, I saw precious little evidence of planning/brainstorming prior to leaping into writing tasks (and subsequently messy arrows & crossings out) but also candidates writing up to the buzzer and not giving themselves any time to check their own work. Absolutely NOT a waste of time - those extra 10 words won't make a difference; the re-read will rescue points. Delete the scoop?
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Until the time comes that automated scoring engines can read and understand, the benefits of those systems seem quite limited to me.
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You can be a pandering politician, or you can be a bad speller, but try not to be both at once.
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I am frequently asked what the difference is between proofreading and copy editing. Then there is content editing. What is the difference between copy editing and content editing? Contrary to what most authors think, there are distinct differences among the three. Via Nathalie Hamidi Delete the scoop?
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