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Usings Commas with Job Titles
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One of the most common errors I see in business writing is the misuse of commas with names and titles. If you’re trying to figure out when to use commas with someone’s job title, just use these formulas to see three correct ways to express the same information. [Name], the [job title] of [company name], […]
No, It’s Called “Dressing”: 3 Thanksgiving Vocabulary Arguments You Can Win This Year
On the last fourth Thursday of every November,* American families gather together to half-watch football, complain about airports, and eat foods covered in baby marshmallows. Most people’s goal, apart from stuffing themselves silly, is to avoid conflict. But there are a few brave individuals out there who will risk getting sent to their old childhood […]