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Thursday, March 25, 2010

Don't Mess Up! by ChadI

How many times have you seen an error in someone else’s writing? Or even better, how many times have you seen a typo in a professional’s work? Let me guess, your number is at least twenty. Words that Count is completely dedicated to absolute perfection when it comes to writing correctly and we want to pass that same passion onto you. We are dedicated to enhancing the professional communication, within and between accounting firms, through efficient drafting of any and all necessary documents. Please! Continue reading to see how you can become a guru at writing correctly.

There are many techniques to master before you can write correctly. We’ll discuss just a few so you can get on your way. Probably the most common mistake made by writers has to do with punctuation. Incorrectly placed commas and apostrophes can completely distort ideas and change meaning. Along with punctuation, make sure your jargon is accurate, be concise, and make it clear, just to name a few. If you’re able to get a firm grasp on these four areas, you’re sure to have a firm foundation for writing correctly.


Hopefully the PowerPoint presentation provided some stability to your writing. Writing correctly is extremely important and it is more important that you do. So go on, set forth, and never make a silly error again.

5 comments:

  1. You were very thorough in your post, and you tied it to Words That Count. As I read your introduction, I realized I completely forgot to do that in the voki =0.

    Good job; I can tell you put a good deal of time into it.

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  2. Wonderful job! As Jason mentioned, you did a great job tying the company into the aspect of important and accurate writing. Thanks for having it done timely, with a great title, and so nicely!

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  3. I had forgotten the same thing so I went and fixed it. Thanks Chad. Great job on the PowerPoint. I liked your inclusion of the apostrophe rules. Most adults I know still don't understand how and when to correctly use apostrophes. Good job altogether.

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  4. Great PowerPoint. this was a great presentation and, you really seemed to help a lot of our classmates, including me.

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  5. Excellent job. You covered a lot of important points about writing correctly in you post. Good job on the powerpoint.

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