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Monthly Archives: Oct 2014
Lets Lirn Inglish, 4
Let’s Learn English Grammar, Lesson 4 Please be aware that I’m not a teacher, I’m learning about grammar using these posts and hope some of you will learn along with me as I seek out the British English grammar … Continue reading
Original Acrylic Painting, Fishing in the Gambia
I’ve tried several times to take a picture of this painting. I framed it under glass so it always reflected a light or shadows. This time I took it out of the frame before taking the photo, but it still … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Original Paintings, Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged #Promoting Artists, #Promoting Authors, #Promoting Poets, Acrylic Paint, Art, Fishermen, Fun, Hobbies, Original Painting, The Gambia
13 Comments
Lets Lirn Inglish, 3
Let’s Learn English, 3 Apostrophes The online ‘Oxford Dictionaries’ give two main instances where the apostrophe is needed: “Using apostrophes to show possession Using apostrophes to show omission” Richard Dobbs of another online website entitled ‘Grammar and Style in British English’ … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Uncategorized
Tagged #Promoting Artists, #Promoting Authors, #Promoting Poets, Authors, Bloggers, Books, British English, Learning English Grammar, Writers
11 Comments
How to use spell check in Word 2007 and Word 2010
Originally posted on LibroEditing proofreading, editing, transcription, localisation:
In this article we’re going to talk about using the spell checker function in Word, including how to find it, how to use it, and when not to believe it. This article…
Posted in Books, Uncategorized
Tagged Authors, Documents, instructions, Microsoft Word, Poets, Technical, Writers, writing
2 Comments
Throwing Off the Wet Blanket
Originally posted on Blair MacGregor:
It happens to a bunch of writers—particularly those writers who are enthusiastic storytellers and seeking better ways to write those stories. (Perhaps writers like those who have attended, and are currently attending Viable Paradise. Just…
Posted in #Love
2 Comments
One Lovely Blog Award
Thank you Emilia Leigh, London based writer, blogger, and dreamer, who nominated me for this ‘One Lovely Blog’ award. Her blog is at I’m delighted to receive this award as it’s my first as a blogger, so thank you … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged Authors, Bloggers, Nominees, One Lovely Blog Award, Seven Facts, Writers
19 Comments
Does This Sound Familiar?
I couldn’t resist reblogging this from
Posted in Humour, Uncategorized
Tagged #Bloggers, Blogging, Cartoon, Fun, Humour, Lifestyle
17 Comments
Lets Lirn Inglish, 2
Let’s Learn English Together, Lesson Two Last week I looked at capitalization of titles. This week I’m going to learn about capitalization in the body of writing. The British Council on its Learning English Central website says, “the rules … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Uncategorized
Tagged #Promoting Artists, #Promoting Authors, #Promoting Poets, English Grammar, Reviewers, Reviews, writing
17 Comments
Publishing Is Rotten To The Core
I’m reblogging this because I believe every writer should be aware of the conflict within publishing.
Lets Lirn Inglish Grammer Togever
Let’s Learn English Grammar Together The English language and its diversity never ceases to amaze me, and as a writer from England, I need to know all the grammar peculiarities of the written word. As I learn, perhaps you’d like to join … Continue reading
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