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The Quick Style Guide for Writing for the Web and English Usage, Grammar, and Punctuation provides vital information and instruction for writing for the web and writing in English. It is a reference for students, business people, and writers to help them improve their writing. Sections such as Writing for the Web, How to Write a Blog, Writing Effective Emails, Writing Press Releases, Writing Articles, and Writing Essays provide easy to use tutorials on creating documents that are essential to work and study. 

Chapters on Capitalization; Punctuation; Commas, Verb Tenses; Pronouns, Adjective and Adverb Use, serve as quick references for English usage that are crucial for written work. The tutorial on Using Style Guides, such as the MLA Handbook and Associated Press Stylebook assists writers in applying the correct protocol for their industry or field of study. Finally, Secret for Writing Well gives writers of all genre tangible steps to improve their written communication.All Rights Reserved

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