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Index of Weekly Business Writing Tip #1 - 100

Tip #1	Choose clear, familiar words.
Tip #2	Put more action into your sentences by using active voice rather than passive voice verbs.
Tip #3	Six ways to start a sales letter.
Tip #4	Avoid sexist language in business writing.
Tip #5	Plan before you write.
Tip #6	Five tips for writing more effective business letters.
Tip #7	Win Approval with Proposals.
Tip #8	Use a seven-point writing plan.
Tip #9	Put people in your writing.
Tip #10	Preposition Pointers and Word Confusion.
Tip #11	Add power to your writing by using shorter verbs.
Tip #12	Use the comma correctly.
Tip #13	Sometimes it is o.k. to end a sentence with a preposition.
Tip #14	A helpful method to follow in proofreading a document is to divide your task into several parts.
Tip #15	Avoid wordiness.
Tip #16	Keep a journal.
Tip #17	Avoid sexist language in your writing.
Tip #18	Eliminate sluggish passive-voice expressions.
Tip #19	Accent the positive.
Tip #20	When you prepare a resume, keep the following things in mind.
Tip #21	Hyphenate the elements of a compound adjective that occurs before a noun.
Tip #22	I have been asked if it is acceptable to end a sentence with a preposition.
Tip #23	Word Usage Tips:
Tip #24	Note-taking Principles.
Tip #25	Make subjects and verbs agree.
Tip #26	Use parallel construction.
Tip #27	Here are some general rules for the use of the hyphen.
Tip #28	Writing well is a skill.
Tip #29	Be sure to edit your writing.
Tip #30	Be assertive in your writing.
Tip #31	A helpful method to follow in proofreading a document is to divide your task into several parts:
Tip #32	Organize your writing.
Tip #33	Make your subjects and verbs agree.
Tip #34	Be careful of nonmotivating phrases, and don't overdo humility.
Tip #35	Ask yourself questions before putting your problems in writing.
Tip #36	When writing a resume, base what information you are going to include on the following questions.
Tip #37	Bad business forms are bad for your business.
Tip #38	Use flush left and ragged right margins in your writing layout.
Tip #39	Someone asked me, "What is a 'Plain English' document?"
Tip #40	Ten Resume Writing Tips for Technical Positions.
Tip #41	Avoid wordiness, even in your simple phrases.
Tip #42	Eliminate unclear jargon or buzzwords from your sentences.
Tip #43	Watch how you use words in your writing.
Tip #44	Practice being specific and use terms your reader can picture when you are describing someone or something.
Tip #45	Do not use sexist language in business writing.
Tip #46	When writing copy, always focus on the reader.
Tip #47	Good document design should provide visual stimulation.
Tip #48	Be forthright and assertive in business writing.
Tip #49	Link your nouns and verbs.
Tip #50	Proofread with and without your computer.
Tip #51	Here are some tips for writing in the Information Age.
Tip #52	When to use hyphens.
Tip #53	Vary sentence pattern and length.
Tip #54	Business writing is journalistic style writing.
Tip #55	Be specific and use terms your reader can picture.
Tip #56	Make sure your verbs and pronouns agree with their subjects.
Tip #57	Keep your sentences short and simple.
Tip #58	some rules and practices for acronyms:
Tip #59	Avoid “run-on sentences.”
Tip #60	Be sensitive to the small differences in word meanings.
Tip #61	Position your ideas for emphasis.
Tip #62	Watch for verbs and pronouns that don’t agree with their subjects.
Tip #63	Be careful with the use of words such as ‘but’ because it’s easy to be misunderstood when writing.
Tip #64	The apostrophe has two main functions to perform, and they’re both straightforward.
Tip #65	Try exercises in which we must use our word skills.
Tip #66	Since the only tools we have in writing are the words we use and our vocabulary skills, we should try exercises in which we must use our word skills.
Tip #67	This week addresses some special rules for when and when not to use capitalization in company titles.
Tip #68	Your choice and arrangement of words are ways to emphasize your ideas.
Tip #69	The objective of the resume cover letter is to present a brief overview of yourself to the employer.
Tip #70	I want to direct this week’s tip to the use of numbers and apostrophes.
Tip #71	Some of the common errors you're likely to encounter with words.
Tip #72	So here are some additional common word errors for you to notice, which I got from searching the internet.
Tip #73	Here are some tips for breaking down writer’s block.
Tip #74	Here are some suggestions for adding pizzazz to your writing.
Tip #75	Here are 5 rules for the use of prepositions.
Tip #76	The following are a few tips on writing numbers.
Tip #77	Spell words consistently.
Tip #78	Before getting started to write your business document, see if you can answer the following questions.
Tip #79	Use coordinating conjunctions such as and, but, or, nor, yet, for, so to join complete sentences, clauses, and phrases that are short and choppy.
Tip #80	Try turning a complete sentence into a prepositional phrase (a phrase beginning with a preposition) to make your writing more concise.
Tip #81	When formatting your emails.
Tip #82	Here are some rules concerning the use of the hyphen.
Tip #83	If the pronoun who, that, or which appears as the subject in the middle of the sentence, you need to decide whether to follow it with a singular or plural verb.
Tip #84	When writing a resume, draw attention to the personal responsibilities and supervisory aspects of the job, rather than just list specific duties.
Tip #85	Here are a few spelling rules to remember.
Tip #86	The form or the mood of a verb indicates something about the action.
Tip #87	Use transitional words and phrases.
Tip #88	A good report summary should provide the following information
Tip #89	In proofreading for disruptive commas
Tip #90	Writing Numbers.
Tip #91	Be aware of misused and abused language.
Tip #92	Tips for writing sales letters:
Tip #93	When writing a proposal
Tip #94	To be politically correct, avoid feminine suffixes
Tip #95	Tell them what you're going to say, say it, then tell them what you said.
Tip #96	Make your writing reader-friendly.
Tip #97	Using a short question after a series of statements.
Tip #98	Personalize large numbers.
Tip #99	Guidelines for writers preparing manuals for non-English users
Tip #100	Use personal pronouns.