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Affect vs. Effect: A Guide to Correct Usage

Few word pairs cause as much confusion as “affect” and “effect.” Despite their similar appearance and pronunciation (called a homonym), these words have different meanings and functions in sentences.

The Oxford Comma: A Little Mark with Big Impact

In the world of punctuation, where full stops end sentences and question marks make inquiries, there lies a tiny, often debated, and incredibly significant mark: the Oxford comma.

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35 Haiku Poem Examples

In this collection, we explore 35 haiku poem examples, each with its own unique charm and significance, penned by poets who have mastered this art form.

Understanding Point-of-View in Literature

Point-of-view (POV) in literature refers to the perspective from which a story is narrated. It determines who is telling the story and how much information is available to the reader…

How to Write a Plot Twist

How to Write a Plot Twist: 6 Tips to Captivate Your Readers

A well-crafted plot twist can be the key to keeping your readers on the edge of their seats. Whether you’re writing a novel, screenplay, or any other form of narrative, mastering the art of the plot twist is a valuable skill.