What You Should Know About Copywriting – Part 1 Over the next few weeks, I'll be sharing with you some things you should know about copywriting. Let's start with one of the biggest hindrances when it comes to sitting down to write. Worrying about spelling & grammar… Proper spelling and grammar are not as important […]
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Is it "hope" or "hopefully"? "Hope" as a verb means "to wish", as in "We hope our roosters will continue to keep predators away." "Hopefully" means "full of hope" or "in a hopeful manner", as in "The rooster danced around a hen and ruffled his wing hopefully."
Grammar Series, No. 6: Hope or Hopefully? Read More »
Is it "advice" or "advise"? "Advice" is a recommendation, as in "We take advice from CSU veterinarians regarding our chickens' health." "Advise" is the act of giving a recommendation, as in "The CSU veterinarians were pleased with our poultry farm and advised us to keep doing what we're doing."
Grammar Series, No. 5: Is it “Advice” or “Advise”? Read More »