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Before we get into when not to use hyphens, let’s make sure you know the rules for when you should use them. The only instances in which you should use
When you’re the first person to roll out something brand new in a relatively quiet industry, people talk. A lot. Most people say nice things. PA has had tons of positive
[Hey guys!! Caitlin here. I *just* moved out of my house to start my adventure to South America, and it’s getting a little hectic to say the least. So let’s have
[The article below, beautifully blogged by Kate Hamill, captures the exact essence of not only how I present myself, but also how I train my students to market themselves as
I messed up. I’m smart, but I’m human. I stay up too late, get tired, and I do dumb things without thinking them through all the way. I try to
I know how it is because I’ve been there! You’ve probably been all over the Internet looking for proofreading work. Or maybe (hopefully!) you got lucky and found this website first.
In commemoration of PA’s two-year anniversary (November 2016), I’m republishing one of my first-ever posts on the original Proofread Anywhere site. Writing well takes time to learn, and it was clear when
A few weeks ago, I sent out an email to a handful of my “favorite” reporters that I proofread for — these are the reporters consistently sending polished work and
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