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I received this question recently: Should you use “a” or “an” before an acronym (or initilialism) that starts with a consonant? For...

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Happy Saturday everyone! Today I'm just going to quickly cover semicolons so you can go into your weekend prepared for all the awesome...

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I came across this article from Fast Co., "Four Essential Elements to Becoming a Better Writer," and thought I'd share it as this week's...