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A young girl saying I, we. A man saying you. A boy saying he, she, it, they. They represent the first, second, and third person points of view.

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First, Second, and Third Person: Points of View in Writing

Main Takeaways:First-person indicates the author is writing about his/her feelings and/or point of view.First...

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Using "I hope you're doing well" or plain "hope you are well" in your emails may not be grammatically incorrect. However, this overly used phrase could make you sound unprofessional and lazy in your emails.

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Other Ways to Write Hope you are Well in Your Email

Main Takeaways:Saying "hope you are well" isn’t incorrect, but there are better options available.Try being...

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The word cancelled, spelled with two letter Ls, beside a British flag. The word canceled, spelled with one L, beside an American flag. A British man holding a tea cup and an American man doing a thumb's up.

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Is it Cancelled or Canceled? Why They're Both Correct

Main Cancelled or Canceled Takeaways:Canceled and cancelled are both correct spellings.The only difference is regio...

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Not only but also is a correlative conjunction, which conveys related pieces of information.

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➕ How to use Not Only But Also Like a Pro

Main Not Only But Also Takeaways:Not only...but also is a correlative conjunction. This means that this constructio...

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