What's New at Writing911

We hope you like our new look and find the site easier to use.  If you can't find a favorite page from the old version, please use the search box or the menus below.
 
Home arrow Good Writing Tips arrow Which Word to Use Thursday, 28 August 2008
 
Main Menu
Home
About Us
Your Shopping Cart
All Tip Sheets
All E-Courses
Our Consulting Services
Good Writing Tips
How to Write . . .
For Nonprofits Only
Contact Form
More Information
 
Which Word to Use
Commonly Confused Words and How to Choose the Right Ones PDF Print E-mail
Affect or Effect? Assure, Ensure, or Insure? e.g. or i.e.? It's or Its? Good or Well? Toward or Towards?
Read more...
 
It's or Its? Who's or Whose? Why Words with Apostrophes Are So Confusing PDF Print E-mail
The two most commonly confused words in the English language are probably its and it's. Find out why words with apostrophes are so confusing and how to pick the correct word.
Read more...
 
Fewer or Less? Over or More Than? Using the Right Words with Numbers PDF Print E-mail
Learn about the right words to use when writing about numbers and find resolution to the great "over vs. more than" debate.
Read more...
 
What's the Difference Between e.g. and i.e.? PDF Print E-mail
The proper use of e.g. and i.e. is one of the most popular searches at Writing911.  This section answers the question of which one to use once and for all.
Read more...
 
Me, Myself, and I: What's the Difference? PDF Print E-mail
Learn the proper use of myself and the other -self words like yourself, himself, etc.
Read more...
 

 
Search Writing911

Free E-Newsletter
Get Free Writing Tips Monthly!

Your First and Last Name:

Email:
Polls
What best describes the length of your first drafts?
 
More Information
 
(c) 2003-2007, EcoScribe Communications. All Rights Reserved. Writing911 is a registered trademark of EcoScribe Communications.
Writing911 is pleased to accept
To view our PDFs