Writing Tips

Noun Stacks: Why You Should Avoid them in Scientific Writing

A noun stack (or noun cluster) is a group of nouns used together, usually with… Read More

What is Parallelism? How Should You Use it in Research Writing?

Successful writing is a combination of coherent structure, ideal grammar, and excellent style. Though the rules… Read More

Homophones: Words That Sound the Same but Mean Different

Swapping words, especially homophones, can change meanings in English. Homophones sound the same but are… Read More

Commonly Confused Prepositions—In/Into, On/Onto, Between/Among

Prepositions are limited in number, but they are critical because they are essential markers of… Read More

Hedging in Academic Writing

In academic writing, it is wise to be careful in one’s statements to differentiate between… Read More

What are Dangling Modifiers?

A modifier is any word or group of words that describes or qualifies the meaning of other… Read More

How to Use Articles in Academic Writing

Articles operate as limiting adjectives that help us recognize which person, place, thing, or idea… Read More

How to use Synonyms Constructively in a Sentence

A synonym is a word that means the same or is similar to the referenced… Read More

How to Skillfully Use Adverbs in Academic Manuscripts

Adverbs are often type-casted as the lesser-known children of their illustrious parents ‒ verbs and… Read More

Avoid Lengthy Subjects in Academic Writing

Academic writing can surely be daunting for a lot of researchers. Communicating major concepts of… Read More

How to Enhance your Academic Writing with Language Corpora

Language corpora are searchable collections of English used by native speakers in various contexts. Teachers… Read More

How the AMA Style Guide Differs from Other Style Guides?

The American Medical Association (AMA) – established in 1847 – is the largest association of physicians and medical students in… Read More