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Let My Em (—) Dashes Go
I’m sure you’ve noticed—it’s everywhere. The dreaded em dash is taking over every post, tweet, caption, and even some books! This essay is not meant to hate on the em dash, for it’s just an innocent punctuation mark in our punctuation toolkit. In fact, it’s a useful piece of punctuation—it can make our writing more casual and conversational, adding thoughts to previous ones without the serious stop of a period. It adds more drama, even more rhetorical flair, and a longer stop
Helen Fox
Oct 303 min read
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The Most Important Literary Devices for AP Literature: Poetry and Prose
Are you overwhelmed because your teacher gave you a long list of literary devices? Don't worry. Here is the essential list.
Helen Fox
Mar 283 min read
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How to use ChatGPT to Save Time but Not Cheat
Are you a student looking to use ChatGPT to save time but not looking to cheat or miss out on valuable learning opportunities? Let's...
Helen Fox
Nov 7, 20242 min read
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