Bull's Eye Business Writing TipsTip #491: Singular FormThese
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Tip #491: The name of a publication or product is considered singular, even though it may be plural in form. For example: Consumer Reports is publishing an update on minivans. |
New Feature--Word of the Week.
A word will be selected that may not be well-known by many people. We suggest you use the word often during the week, so it will become a part of your new vocabulary.
Ubiquitous (adj.): existing everywhere at the same time. We see the ubiquitous political ads before elections.
Weekly Exercise:
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This week’s quiz:
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Choose the correct verb: 1. Frosted Flakes (are, is) my favorite cereal. 2. Changing Times (are, is) offering new subscribers a discounted rate. 3. The United States (are, is) undertaking a new foreign policy. |
Quote of the week:
“Happiness depends upon ourselves.”
(Aristotle, ancient Greek philosopher)
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