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[leedwriting]

Active vs. Passive Voice: The Art of Structuring Ideas Before Drafting (Free Cheat Sheet Inside!)

Let’s face it: grammar rules can feel stuffy. But here’s the deal active and passive voice aren’t about “right” or “wrong.” They’re tools. And like any good tool, their power lies in knowing when to use them.

Used well, active voice makes your writing crisp and confident. Passive voice? It’s not the villain it’s made out to be it’s just misunderstood. So, let’s cut through the jargon and learn how to wield both like a pro.

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[grammarecho]

❓ Ever seen "Pkwy" on a street sign or address and wondered what it means?

It’s the standard abbreviation for Parkway—a term used for roads, expressways, and scenic routes! 🌳🚗 Knowing this can help when reading addresses, writing formal documents, or just making sense of street signs.

Find out when and how to use the Parkway abbreviation here: 🌐 Read here: https://grammarecho.com/abbreviation-for-parkway/

[leedwriting]

10 Common Grammar Mistakes (and How to Fix Them Without Losing Your Mind)

Raise your hand if you’ve ever sent a text that autocorrect turned into a cryptic poem. Grammar mistakes are the uninvited guests of the writing world they show up, eat your snacks, and refuse to leave. But fear not! Let’s tackle 10 common offenders (looking at you, comma splices) and turn you into a grammar vigilante. No red pen required just a sense of humor and a willingness to laugh at your own “their/there/they’re” blunders.

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