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Writing and Speaking
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A Technical Writer Guide To Understanding Readers
Learn how readers function with regards to technical writing. Get the inside track on how readers skim and scan, want to know the how and why of a technical writing document before they get the details and judge a technical writer on content and writing quality.
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Fluency Disorders: Stuttering vs Cluttering
While the spoken word is taken for granted by most of us, the use of the verbal language is challenging for millions of individuals living with speech-language disorders. It is estimated that approximately three million individuals, of all ages, suffers some form of fluency disorder. For many of those individuals daily communication is a struggle and their verbal ability does not open doors but closes them in the areas of academic, interpersonal relation, professional development, and personal achievement.
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Elocution, Accent Softening & Voice Coaching - Stage 1
Elocution has been around for centuries as a means of helping people to speak with more clarity and finesse. But can some simple elocution or voice coaching lessons actually help improve your impact when you speak today? And does it really have some place in business training?
Try some of the very simple exercises in this and a followup article and see for yourself if elocution or voice coaching might offer you a means of creating more impact the next time you are speaking.
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Improve Your Vocabulary
There are some easy ways to improve your vocabulary that don’t take long hours of studying boring dictionaries. Here are a few ideas.
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Verb
The sound-replacive type of derivation and the stress-replacive type of derivation are unproductive: food — to feed, blood — to bleed; 'import — to im'port, 'transport — to trans'port.
The typical suffixes expanding the stem of the verb are: -ate (cultivate), -en (broaden), -ifу (clarify), -ise(-ize) (normalise). The verb-deriving prefixes of the inter-class type are: be- (belittle, befriend, bemoan) and en-/em- (engulf, embed). Some other characteristic verbal prefixes are: re- (remake), under- (undergo), over- (overestimate), sub- (submerge), mis-(misunderstand), un- (undo), etc.
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Get Published by Avoiding Common Mistakes
More people than ever are spending a lot of time writing books, but the sad truth is, most of this mountain of work will never see the light of day. You must keep at it! Try these hints and tips to help you on your way.
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