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By Dana P Skopal, PhD When reading, our mind is looking to understand what is going on. This ‘what’ can be ‘who’ is doing what, or covers ‘what’ is happening, such as a ‘report states the findings’. In English, the … Continue reading
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By Dana P Skopal, PhD As a writer, do you think about your grammar or apply some grammar checks when proof-reading? Grammar provides a structure for all languages, and that structure exists so both a writer and reader can … Continue reading
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By Dana P Skopal, PhD One guideline of plain English states to have an average sentence length of about 20 words. Shorter sentences can work and convey your message to the reader. Note that this is an average length, so … Continue reading