Grammar ·
Active Voice: Make the Actor Clear
Learn when active voice helps and when passive wording still makes sense.
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Grammar ·
Learn when active voice helps and when passive wording still makes sense.
Read guide: Active Voice: Make the Actor ClearBusiness writing ·
Put the request first, keep the useful context, and make the next step easy to find.
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Replace inflated phrases with direct wording while preserving facts and conditions.
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Choose a full stop, conjunction, or semicolon to connect complete thoughts correctly.
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Separate claims, conditions, and examples before rewriting a difficult passage.
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