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| Index of Tips from #201 to 300 | |
| Tip #201 | Do not omit essential prepositions. |
| Tip #202 | Some foreign expressions. |
| Tip #203 | Common resume blunders. |
| Tip #204 | Here is another error people make in writing their resumes: |
| Tip #205 | Appropriate length of a resume. |
| Tip #206 | A resume should be concise |
| Tip #207 | More resume tips. |
| Tip #208 | Percent vs. percentage:. |
| Tip #209 | Be careful in choosing the right word. |
| Tip #210 | The expression 'a couple of'... |
| Tip #211 | The initial capital letter of a quotation... |
| Tip #212 | Avoid misplaced modifiers... |
| Tip #213 | Try not to string nouns together one after the other. |
| Tip #214 | These nouns are considered plural: |
| Tip #215 | Nouns ending in "ics" |
| Tip #216 | More than one purpose for writing a memo... |
| Tip #217 | Perspective vs. prospective: |
| Tip #218 | Checklist for creating sales letters... |
| Tip #219 | Watch your word placement. |
| Tip #220 | An important question to ask... |
| Tip #221 | Avoid words that put your readers on the defensive. |
| Tip #222 | Use English words rather than French or Latin terms. |
| Tip #223 | The subjunctive tense of a verb.. |
| Tip #224 | Use the following phrases when communicating with your colleagues: |
| Tip #225 | The phrase 'reason is because'... |
| Tip #226 | Do not use vague adjectives when specific ones are needed. |
| Tip #227 | Because of the number of 'spam' messages being sent out on the internet... |
| Tip #228 | Keep related words together. |
| Tip #229 | Prefixes such as... |
| Tip #230 | Suggestions for improving your resume. |
| Tip #231 | Writing a progress report... |
| Tip #232 | Possible vs. Feasible. |
| Tip #233 | Time management. |
| Tip #234 | Writing a persuasive proposal. |
| Tip #235 | Use first- and second-person pronouns... |
| Tip #236 | E-mail and abbreviations. |
| Tip #237 | In proposal writing... |
| Tip #238 | Words such as “up,” “in,” “out,” “on,” and “off,”.... |
| Tip #239 | When using possessive forms of personal pronouns... |
| Tip #240 | ...during your next performance evaluation or during a job search. |
| Tip #241 | Do not write memos with too many words... |
| Tip #242 | When you have two numbers used as a compound adjective... |
| Tip #243 | When writing a proposal... |
| Tip #244 | When writing persuasively... |
| Tip #245 | Common pitfalls of writing. |
| Tip #246 | tips for preparing an electronic newsletter. |
| Tip #247 | How do you package a 15-minute speech into a few sentences? |
| Tip #248 | Fragments are sentences without a subject and a verb. |
| Tip #249 | Make sure your compositions... |
| Tip #250 | Fragments. |
| Tip #251 | Clean Up Your Language. |
| Tip #252 | Subject or object pronouns... |
| Tip #253 | Tips for those who are preparing a speech: |
| Tip #254 | Use these words and phrases to motivate: |
| Tip #255 | Be careful in determining the subject of your sentence. |
| Tip #256 | Discriminate between words that sound alike but have different meanings. |
| Tip #257 | Effective social and business correspondence... |
| Tip #258 | How much do you need to write about your subject. |
| Tip #259 | What is the difference between 'credible' and 'creditable'? |
| Tip #260 | Play a game called 'Chop It'. |
| Tip #261 | What's the difference between worrying and problem-solving? |
| Tip #262 | Only objects can be hot or cold. |
| Tip #263 | When writing compositions... |
| Tip #264 | Give your reports a structure: |
| Tip #265 | Writer’s block is caused by... |
| Tip #266 | The words 'each,' 'every,' 'neither,' 'either,' 'another,' and 'much'... |
| Tip #267 | 'Graduated' vs. 'was graduated'. |
| Tip #268 | A few nouns have the same form in the singular as in the plural. |
| Tip #269 | Before writing a proposal, |
| Tip #270 | Some terms to use when discussing writing. |
| Tip #271 | Ever wonder where some of our English sayings come from? |
| Tip #272 | Before giving a presentation or a speech |
| Tip #273 | Select the correct tone of your correspondence... |
| Tip #274 | “Each other” vs “one another”. |
| Tip #275 | "Less" vs "Fewer..." |
| Tip #276 | Whenever the verb comes before the subject... |
| Tip #277 | Business Writing Usage requires that certain words should be followed by certain prepositions. |
| Tip #278 | Fragments are sentences without a subject and a verb. |
| Tip #279 | Clarity is achieved when... |
| Tip #280 | ...expressions that refer to time and measurements... |
| Tip #281 | Do not use an adverb to... |
| Tip #282 | Accentuate the positive. |
| Tip #283 | Some words require certain prepositions. |
| Tip #284 | The expression "cannot help but"..." |
| Tip #285 | Some tips on how to edit your own copy... |
| Tip #286 | Be consistent when taking minutes at a meeting. |
| Tip #287 | When a quoted sentence stands alone... |
| Tip #288 | When proofreading ... |
| Tip #289 | Do not use percentages alone... |
| Tip #290 | Correlative conjunctions... |
| Tip #291 | The phrase 'the reason is that'... |
| Tip #292 | Some expressions... |
| Tip #293 | Individual – party- person – people: |
| Tip #294 | “Dilemma” vs. “quandary” |
| Tip #295 | Always use a Subject in your e-mail messages. |
| Tip #296 | Educators should not use educational jargon with parents. |
| Tip #297 | E-mail suggestion: |
| Tip #298 | When sending e-mails... |
| Tip #299 | Avoid using the word ”it”... |
| Tip #300 | Summarize long e-mail messages. |
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| Interpersonal Communication Skills Test |
|
Printed Workbooks |
| On-line Courses |
| Log on to Business Writing Course |
| Resume Writing course |
| E-Workbooks |
| Preparing and Participating in Productive Meetings |
| Million Dollar Phone Sales |
| Training for Trainers course |
| Effective
Communications / Interpersonal Skills e-workbook |
| Listen With Understanding e-workbook |
| FREE Resume Writing e-workbook |
| Telephone Skills e-Workbook |
| Dealing with Difficult People e-Workbook |
| Setting and Achieving your Goals e-workbook |
| Customer Driven Quality e-workbook |
| Soft Skills Course Materials |
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Information about us |
| Comments about us |
| Related Links Other Interesting Sites |
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If you find these tips helpful,
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To see the tips from previous weeks:
These business writing tips brought to you by:
| Bull's Eye
Business Writing 10 Easy Guides for Getting to Your Writing Target By Gloria Pincu, M.A. , President of Basic Learning Systems, Inc. |
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To find out
more about us:
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| Some other
books on business writing that I recommend (available from
Amazon.com). Just click on the title to learn more.
Bull's Eye Business Writing is also available from Amazon.com.
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