It’s easy to send a message to a number of people if you want to let all recipients know who else the message is going to: just use the cc: area. But if your message goes to people who don’t know each other, and have no need to know each […]
Read more →Why do people use email for business communication? Because it saves time, physical effort, expense, and helps avoid telephone tag. But isn’t it an informal way of communicating? Yes. And some people think informal means sloppy. Not so, says Gregg Reference Manual, “business communications are business communications, […]
Read more →By Judy Vorfeld Do you find it difficult to know when to use “who” vs. “that”? These two words are relative pronouns that tie together groups of words to nouns or other pronouns. Let’s take this sentence: “The runner who exercises regularly usually does the best.” “Who” connects […]
Read more →By Judy Vorfeld Transitional words and phrases Have you ever wondered how to use connecting words or phrases properly? These transitional words and phrases are like bridges, and connecting parts of a sentence or connecting ideas. Take a look at some of them: ADDITION additionally, and, also, again, and then, […]
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