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How to Write a Query Letter
Many of you out there want to write, or have already written, a book. Now let’s assume your book has already been through the whole WhiteSmoke process and everything is perfect. You are sure your book is ready to go! What now?
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Plural
Let’s get started with today’s topic…Plural Nouns! Making plural nouns is simple: 1 computer - 2 computers. Pretty straightforward, right? Wrong!
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How to Write Your Investment Letter of Intent
An investment letter of intent is written by an investor who intends to put money into the business or idea of an entrepreneur. The vast majority of investment letters of intent are not legally binding, although they are definitely "official" documents, providing a blueprint on which investment negotiations can begin. Therefore, if you seek to invest money into a startup or another type of business, you should carefully consider the writing of your investment letter!
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How to Write an Outline
Everyone's heard about outlines, and that they are necessary for better writing. But what is an outline, exactly? Why do you need one? And how do you make one? If you wonder about these questions and how to write an outline, keep reading for the answers from WhiteSmoke, the all-in-one writing solution. Then learn how WhiteSmoke online writing software will help you go beyond outline writing and create an impressive finished product, whether you are writing a business plan, essay, or research paper.
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How to Write an Insurance Letter
Insurance professionals, claims executives and adjusters need to write, write, and then write some more in their job. Quality written communication is vital to the success of their work - customers need clear responses from their insurance companies, and lawsuits or other legal proceedings can be greatly compromised by badly written insurance claims. What are the types of mistakes that are commonly made by adjusters and claims professionals? The same mistakes that are in fact common for many English writers - awkward writing style, spelling errors that get overlooked because letters are not proofread, and grammar mistakes that can hinder communication and leave the meaning of the text open to interpretation.
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Quick Tips
Getting Under Weigh with Nautical Terms
English has many colorful expressions taken from the world of sailing - read on to find out more!
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Writer's Toolbox
Using the Active Voice For Stronger Writing
One of the most frequently-heard pieces of advice for writers is to use the active voice instead of the passive voice. What does this mean? In this article we show you how to identify the passive voice, how to change it to the active voice, and when you should leave things in the passive voice.
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WhiteSmoke Press
WhiteSmoke Writer 2010 Launch
WhiteSmoke, Inc. - Wilmington, DE. Sept. 15th, 2009 – WhiteSmoke announces the immediate availability of WhiteSmoke Writer 2010, the upgrade from WhiteSmoke 2009. The launch of WhiteSmoke Writer is accompanied by a huge competition, with a round-the-world plane ticket for the winner.
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English Grammar
Plural
Let’s get started with today’s topic…Plural Nouns! Making plural nouns is simple: 1 computer - 2 computers. Pretty straightforward, right? Wrong!
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Product Tutorials
The WhiteSmoke Grammar Checker
The first entry in our new tutorial series is dedicated to arguably the most powerful feature of the WhiteSmoke desktop application - the grammar checker. Read the tutorial for an understanding of WhiteSmoke's grammar checking capabilities.
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Weekly Quiz
12th July Weekly Quiz
How good are you with possessive nouns? Try this week's quiz to find out.
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