Wednesday, March 31, 2010
Triond Writing Facts and Family Support
Several writers have been commenting on writing on Triond recently, and I liked what they said. But some things seem not to be included in these articles. I therefore decided to have a go at it and see if I can clarify some things, to myself as well as to others. More
Apostrophic Apostrophe?
Many writers, and I don’t mean specifically Triond writers, seem to have lost the touch for properly used apostrophes in English. Is this apostrophe’s demise? Or should I rather say apostrophes demise? More
Labels:
Apostrophe,
apostrophes,
basics,
demise,
letter,
possession,
Writers
Labelling is Art and Fraud All in One
Fraud in labelling is usually committed in the omissions. The art of labelling is not being caught at it. More
Labels:
Argentinean,
art,
article,
beef,
categories,
category,
Chlorella,
fraud,
fraudulent,
germany,
Kebab,
label,
labelling,
labels,
law,
meat,
Mozzarella,
pyrenoidosa,
section
No Brand Marketing Sets New Standards But Not Trends
McDonald’s ploy of opening two brand-free outlets in Japan might prove a ricochet investment in marketing. Having followed the blogging on the net since the first mention, already first conclusion may be drawn. More
The Trials of Growing Up Bilingual
Many might think that growing up using several languages makes everything easier. It makes some things easier, but some things become more difficult. More
Comparative Advertising: Why It Works for Others
Comparative advertising is used way too often. In most cases, all you do is remind the audience of your competitor’s existence. More
Labels:
Advertising,
audience,
commercial,
comparative,
competitor,
Marketing,
Shop
A Job Application
If you ever consider a job as a teacher in England, this should help you along the way. More
Labels:
college,
Education,
England,
English language,
experts,
job application,
London,
panel,
school,
teacher
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