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Old 01-29-2011, 09:42 PM   #32
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Study grammer. There's a shortage of good proofreaders out there. When I was writing articles I guess I relied on editors to correct my mistakes. Now I don't have editors to fall back on; and the proofreaders I've hired have been poor, at best.

Sadly, I haven't studied grammar for some time, but I'm doing it now, and I just bought a used copy of the Chicago Manual of Style.

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