"I'm so embarrassed I could dye!"
A quick and easy guide to commonly confused word pairs.
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Do you struggle to remember the difference between 'discrete' and 'discreet'?
Do you ever wonder how to use 'comprise' correctly? Your pain is about to end! I'm So Embarrassed I Could Dye! is your guide to almost 100 tricky word pairs. Read it and you'll never confuse 'phase' with 'faze' or 'imply' with 'infer'. What's more, you'll be able to dazzle your friends and colleagues by explaining to them the difference between 'refute' and 'rebut'. I'm So Embarrassed I Could Dye! is the work of business writing coach Ken Grace. Ken is on a mission to enable writers of all kinds to express themselves clearly and with confidence. |
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4 signs that your writing may need work
You're getting lots of corrections from those who review your work.
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It takes you a long time to write reports and proposals.
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You're often unsure whether you've chosen the right word or not
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Your writing work is impinging on your evenings and weekends.
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In a world where remote working is becoming the norm, and face-to-face contact is lessening, good writing skills matter more than ever.
This e-book is a quick and easy way to avoid common word mistakes so people can focus on your message, not the way you've written it. |
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About the author: Ken Grace
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I'm So Embarrassed I Could Dye! is the work of award-winning ex-editor turned writing trainer Ken Grace. With a decade of successfully training thousands of people from business and government throughout Australasia, he knows how to help individuals and businesses get results.
For businesses that want to see outcomes faster, or want to accelerate their win rates and cut the time it takes to produce reports, he has developed the Writing for Results Training course. Ken also regularly delivers tailormade in-house team training programmes. Get more information on training courses. |
Ken Grace, creator of Writing for Results and author of "The 7 Deadly Writing Sins".
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