Guy Kawasaki even has publicly admitted that no matter how many times you read your book or how many editors review it, chances are there will be a few errors that you miss. It’s one thing to have a few errors here and there; it’s a completely different one to have a book trifled with obvious grammatical errors. One of the biggest challenges for people who are writing books and who didn’t go to writing or journalism school are words that sound alike, but have very different meaning. The reality is that if you want to use a book as way to boost your authority, credibility and influence, you’ll want to be careful of grammatical errors because they could turn off your audience.
37 Most Common Misspelled Or Misused English Words!
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