Is the Quality of Writing in UK business as Bad as we Think?
Anecdotal evidence has led me to believe that UK business leaders despair at the quality of writing in their organisations. I am finding out the truth.
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Grammar to Go for business
This website has been designed to cut costs and frustration for partners, directors and senior managers who spend too much time correcting English mistakes when they should be adding value.
- Do you correct the same grammatical errors repeatedly?
- Do you worry about the reputation of the organisation when grammatical and editorial errors go to clients uncorrected?
- Would you like to find a more effective solution than a day’s training?
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Grammar to Go provides answers to all the grammar questions that your staff are uncertain about. A subscription enables them to access this information at any time when they are writing a report or a proposal wherever they are.
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An answer by email will be provided by a professional writer with training and commercial experience to any subscriber who has not found what they are looking for on the site.
Excellent learning medium
Writers learn by doing. When they look up an answer they need now, they are much more likely to remember than if they were told it out of context on a training course last month.
The site is interactive: full of clear explanations, business examples and quizzes to test understanding.
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They did do grammar at my school but I think I was off that day. This has really helped to fill in the gap
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