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Write radar summaries in the past tense. I think thetitle was 'Completion as a Function of Interruption' or some nonsense like that. Key Words That Lead to Ideas for When the signals from all pulse periods are stored VAD thanks the University of New South Wales for granting a 6-month writing sabbatical and the University of Canberra and Rothamsted Research UK for appointing him to visiting positions and providing office space and facilities.

C— wind - shear warning at participating airports. A- B- C- If Air Traffic Control advises that radar service is May 06, Have you seen the tomato sauce spelled two different ways?

The Perfect Paragraph Length. Apr 29, "Op-ed" may not mean what you think it means. The Intrusive "Of. Apr 22, We talk about the difference between "a prince of a fellow" and "not too good of a time," and then we look at two things that make English especially weird. How to Write Faster. The Origin of the Odd Letter W Apr 15, 12 practical tips and tools that will help you write faster in the time you already have. Apr 08, We use a children's book and a Shakespeare play to talk about "borrow" and "lend," and then we help with the complexities of using "neither" and "nor.

Apr 01, To hog, to ram, to bird dog. We talked about some today, including "scientist," "impressionist," "beatnik," and "paradigm. Taco Cats. It's Not Just March. Other Months Have 'Ides' Too! Are You on the Pig's Back Today? Mar 11, Instead of bewaring the ides of March, I'm going to beware engaging with the Roman calendar.

My Favorite Resources. Feb 25, The origin of "kibosh" is a long-standing mystery in the English language. Feb 18, Coin a phrase? It does not mean what you think it means.

And get your dose or dosage? Feb 11, Would words and phrases like "operative" and "pump him for information" be out of place in a novel set in the s? How to Find Tricky Pronunciations. Jan 14, Why writing fanfiction can make you a better overall writer. Dec 10, More people get the phrase "just deserts" wrong than get it right, but we're here to help! And Is That a Desert or a Dessert? Dec 03, Here's why you can ignore zombie rules and why it's actually better to write "What did you step on?

Nov 26, Why the decline of 'whence' and 'whither' led to 'Where are you at? Nov 19, The root of "hysterical" may surprise you and make you want to use "hilarious" instead.

Nov 12, What Dickens can teach you about choosing your characters' names. Nov 05, What Is a 'Crony'? Oct 29, We have some theories on why people write things such as "'fresh' meat. How to Format Internal Dialogue Oct 22, 6 steps to help you create gripping characters. Read the transcript: Character Creation. Formatting Internal Dialogue. Sep 17, Believe it or not, there are actually rules to being funny.

Aug 27, Whether you call it "doomscrolling" or "doomsurfing," it's not your fault that you feel compelled to do it. Aug 13, Kamala Harris's selection as Joe Biden's running mate is important, significant, and a number of firsts, but should we call it "historic" or "historical"? Aug 06, Isaias.

Why does 'money' have a plural, and how do you spell it? Jul 30, What are those double dots over letters in English? Read the transcripts: Blursday.

Who or Where? Jul 16, We started to wonder about the question words in the phrase "Who does what and goes where when. Capitalizing 'Black. Also, 'Yoiks! Jun 18, Our writer was surprised when he came across "clew" instead of "clue" in a detective novel from , and the explanation includes a great story about the origin of the word "clue.

Today, we talked about Writing differently during the pandemic Living up to your duty as a writer to achieve civic clarity Creating his new book, " Murder Your Darlings " Learning that one of his best writing tips which he shares is as old as Roman times Being a putter-inner instead of a taker-outter Read the transcript: Roy Peter Clark interview.

May 28, How postal zones led to ZIP codes. May 07, Why do we use the new spelling "Muslim" and not the older spelling "Moslem" anymore? What's Up With 'Zhuzh'? Apr 30, Here's why we say "cool your heels" and "cool your jets"—they're different! And Cabin 'Fever,' Anyone? Apr 23, We know we can be overwhelmed.

How 'Vaccine' Is Related to 'Cow. Mar 26, Times are terrible, but no matter what is happening, we will always have interesting words and phrases to explore.

Mar 12, Sports fans say "Seltik. Feb 06, Saturday and Tuesday come from different places. Jan 30, In this Super-Bowl-themed episode, we learn why "high odds" and "low odds" are confusing, we learn why you want a disinterested referee, and in honor of the Puppy Bowl, we learn when to capitalize breed names.

Or Is That 'Chanukah'? Dec 26, Hebrew and English don't use the same alphabet, which is why you see so many different spellings for "Hanukkah. Frankincense and Myrrh. Dec 19, The sky is so dark in the Northern Hemisphere these days that it feels pitch black by PM. It's Harder Than You Think! Dec 16, You think you know what you're trying to say, but are you making it clear?

Dec 12, Do you think of the future as being in front of you or behind you? Dec 02, The AP Stylebook changed its stance on using "over" to mean "more than. The Weird Origin of the Cornucopia. Nov 28, Have you ever wondered what cold turkey has to do with quitting a habit? Silent Letters. Nov 21, You may think that quotation you love came from Plato or G. Nov 18, If you're interested in publishing a YA novel or are just interested in how publishing works , this interview with Kat Brzozowski about Swoon Reads and what happens behind the scenes is for you.

Also, How to Create a House Style. Nov 14, Do you know when to use quotation marks? Filthy Lucre. Nov 11, People have been trying to create sarcasm punctuation marks for years, but the solution is already in our hands.

It Depends. Nov 07, The story of Victor of Aveyron, a boy who was raised by wolves and taught us about language. Quid pro Quo. Oct 31, In honor of Halloween, we look at ghastly words for ghosts. Oct 17, Writing a conclusion can be the hardest part of writing an essay. Oct 14, In this show, we answer two listener questions: 1. Oct 07, If you've ever wondered why "primer" is sometimes pronounced "primmer," this show is for you!

Sep 19, Created on purpose and easy to learn, Esperanto will amaze you. Tips for Fact Checking. Irregular Verbs. Sep 12, Have you ever wondered why the British say "maths" and "in hospital" and Americans say "math" and "in the hospital"? Sep 09, Alan wonders what to think about his co-workers "solutioning" problems.

Sep 05, We think there are better ways to talk about conditionals such as "If Squiggly knew the answer Video Games for Language Learning. Sep 02, If you hate how people misuse words like "literally" and "awesome," at least you can learn that there's a name for that kind of misuse: semantic bleaching. Ask and Aks.

Aug 29, Writing for speech is different from writing for print. Plus 'Tinderella,' 'phubbing,' and more words at the intersection of relationships and technology. Aug 19, We rock. Aug 15, Some words get their names from people, and when they do, the stories are usually fascinating. Dyslexia Writing Tips Aug 12, One of the most common questions I get is how to make a word like "Kansas" possessive.

What or Who Is a Cipher? Aug 08, It's not your fault apostrophes are confusing. The Ampersand. Aug 05, When you mishear song lyrics, the resulting often funny error is called a mondegreen. The History of Semicolons Is Exciting. Jul 29, I talked with Cecelia Watson, author of the new book "Semicolon" about how grammar writers in the s became fabulously wealthy, struggled to create rules, and had vicious arguments; and we talked about how researching the book changed her approach to teaching writing and a whole bunch more.

Jul 25, A listener asked why we call some kinds of alcohol hard drinks and spirits, so we found the answer! Jul 18, Why sometimes it's not a bad idea to dumb down your language. The Poop Emoji and Eggcorns. Jul 11, If you're writing about fiction, especially time-shifting fiction, it can be tricky figuring out whether to use present tense or past tense.

Jul 04, I had a listener insist the wrong way of saying "suddenly" was right, so I had to look into it. Jun 27, Today I answer a listener question about how to write "Google" when you use it as a verb, and we talk about the strange scoring system in tennis.

Jun 20, I could never remember how to spell "subpoena" until I came up with a memory trick! The Emphatic 'This.

Numbers in Dialogue. Jun 10, Watching the new show "Good Omens," we started wondering about the difference between Armageddon and the apocalypse. Theater Idioms. Jun 06, You used to hear people say "the Ukraine," but now it's just "Ukraine. Jun 03, What's wrong with saying something is "very unique"? Majority or plurality?

The many how many? May 20, How many do you need for a "majority. May 09, The 'Dilemma' Dilemma. May 06, Tips for new graduates or anyone who is trying to get started as a freelance writer. Cinco de Mayo. Horse Idioms. May 02, Today we have a couple of fun, timely segments Cinco de Mayo!

Easter and Passover. Apr 18, Wakandan, Groot, and more. Scotch eggs? Swedish meatballs? Which food names can you trust? Apr 15, Some foods really do come from a certain city or region, others have names that are tied to the location but not in the way you think, and some are outright fakers.

God, Godsend, and Godfather. Apr 11, Paying our taxes made us think about slang words for money, and all the upcoming religious holidays made us wonder which "god" words to capitalize. Mar 14, What Is the Equinox? Mar 11, This week, we investigate the origin of "red tape" and other "red" idioms. Mar 07, Faith and begorrah, we have Irish phrases for St.

Feb 28, In this week's Grammar Girl podcast, we talk about why double negatives aren't always wrong. Why I Want a Salad-Salad. Feb 18, What does the "D" in "D-Day" mean? Never Misspell 'Bureaucracy' Again. Feb 14, When to use "racket" and "racquet," never forget how to spell "bureaucracy" again, the origin of winter storm words.

Crime Words. Feb 07, Why do people say "irregardless" and where do we get words like "sleuth," "red herring," and "gumshoe"? What Is a Run-On Sentence? Jan 10, This week, we talk about the controversy over "a myriad of" and clutch your pearls! How to Pronounce 'Coyote. Dec 27, This week, we learn the ins and outs of using an asterisk and talk about the many ways to keep a journal. Dec 20, In this week's Grammar Girl podcast, I help you stop misusing "purposefully" and delve into the history of yuletide.

Dec 13, This week, we investigate why "capitulate" and "recapitulate" have such different meanings when they seem so similar, and we review how to use colons. Dec 06, This week, we'll explore the difference between "wreaked" and "wrought," learn a trick to never misuse or misspell "crescendo" again, and answer the question: Could we understand alien beings? Nov 22, The Sapir-Whorf hypothesis claims that the language you speak determines the way you think.

How 'Trolloping' Became a Word. Nov 08, Have you ever wondered why we have two ways to spell "blond e "? Monster Names. Oct 25, This week, teaching a dog to sit can help you remember "sit" versus "set," and we get ready for Halloween with words that come from monster names. Oct 18, This week, we figure out why we say people are "in the limelight," and we explain the rules for using "a" and "an"--many people misunderstand the rules or were taught wrong.

Oct 11, This week, we tease out when to use "regard" and when to use "regards," and we learn about fascinating languages that don't have numbers. Middle Voice Sep 27, This week, we look at an interesting kind of sentence that's written in the "middle voice. Falling off the Turnip Truck. Sep 20, Go beyond formulaic essay rules and create paragraphs that will hook your readers. Sep 13, Some people say only "none is" is right, but we tackle "none are. Aug 30, This week, I have more evidence that "quick and dirty" is from the Pacific Northwest, why we say "to boot," whether the correct name is "duct tape" or "duck tape," whether it's really wrong to say "Can I go to the bathroom," and an excerpt from an interview with June Casagrande about pronouns.

Aug 23, For everyone who has wondered why we're called the "Quick and Dirty Tips" podcast network, I have the origin story. How to Eliminate Adverbs.

Aug 16, Did you know that "wrack" is a word for seaweed? Ships as 'She. Jul 26, It's the 12th anniversary of the Grammar Girl podcast! Shark Idioms! Jul 19, This week, we talk about who wrote the alphabet song that helps people learn their ABCs, and we investigate six silly idioms about sharks. Jul 12, In honor of Bastille Day July 14 , we talk about the difference between a gourmet and a gourmand, and we talk about words the French and English use to insult each other.

Does 'Texas' Mean 'Crazy'? Jun 28, How to write a great cover letter. Jun 21, Some people say you shouldn't use "aggravate" to mean "irritate" or "annoy. Jun 07, This week, we talk about the difference between a "trooper" and a "trouper," about why a spelling bee is called a "bee," and about a bunch of other "bee" idioms. Spelling Bee Interview. May 31, If you have trouble remembering how to pronounce "cavalry," I have a memory trick for you.

Repetition May 24, Is a troop one person or a group, and what's up with obviously repetitive phrases such as "It is what it is"? Direct and Indirect Quotations. May 17, People have been confusing "council" and "counsel" since the 16th century. May 10, Whether you capitalize "mom" depends on how you are using the word, and did you know that "the doldrums" are an actual location?

Barefaced and Baldfaced Lies. Mixed Metaphors. May 03, Co-worker. Say Your Piece or Peace? Apr 26, Are sports team names singular or plural? Battle Royale. Apr 12, This week, I have a delightful excerpt from Lynne Murphy's new book "The Prodigal Tongue" about the differences between British and American English, a tip about words for smells, and a tidbit about the term "battle royale.

Case Quarters. Apr 05, This week, we talk about how adverbs can be squishy in what they modify and how that can lead to funny double meanings, about the difference between "noisy" and "noisome," about why people say they "have the receipts," and about the meaning and origin of "case quarter.

Named For or After? Misinformation and Disinformation. Mar 29, When famous characters or people like Hercule Poirot and LeBron James refer to themselves by their own name, it's called illeism, and it can actually be a useful psychological technique.

Mar 15, This week, we talk about why some people say "pin" and "pen" the same way, why citizens of the United States call themselves "Americans" when other people live on the American continent too, and why flags can be flown at half-mast or half-staff. Winning Limerick Mar 08, This week, we talk about why we say "the proof is in the pudding," why "there are" sentences can be so confusing what the heck is the subject in such as sentence? Surprising Food Names. Feb 22, You're sure to be surprised by the origin of at least one of these idioms that use the word "pull.

Feb 15, This week, we look a sentence from "Cannery Row" and wonder how it can have so many prepositions in a row, and we find the origin of "dilly dilly. Call Out Sick? Feb 08, This week, we talk about tricks to help you get started writing a new essay, article, or novel; whether it's wrong to say you "call out sick"; and what's up with a grammatical concept called "synesis" that can let you break some rules.

Lectern or Podium? Jan 18, This week we explore the origin of the word "gerrymander" and dive into the debate about whether "data" is singular or plural or both. Jan 11, This week I apologize for using the word "Eskimo," go through all the interesting words of the year, and give you a tip to remember the difference between "canon" and "cannon.

Take a Decision. Dec 08, Is "gifting" a word, and is regifting rude? Write a Book! Nov 30, I bust the myth that Inuit have hundreds of words for snow, and I share an excerpt from Jack Gantos' new book "Writing Radar" that will help you pledge to write a book. What Is a Bailiwick? Nov 16, While you're planning your Thanksgiving side dishes, enjoy a segment about English "side" words. Nov 09, I debate what the plural of "Batman" should be it's not straightforward!

Nov 02, We explore the origin of English and other languages all the way back to the language known as Proto-Indo-European. Oct 26, This week, we talk about the difference between "sofa," "couch," and all the other words for that piece of furniture. Oct 19, This week, we talk about the difference between "cannot," "can not," "can't," and horrors! Oct 05, This week, I talk about what's up with the weird apostrophe in "Ruth's Chris Steak House" and where we get placeholder names like "thingamajig" and "doohickey.

Why People "Have Your Six. Rainy Idioms. Pipe Dream. Comma Before a Quotation. Time Traveler Words Aug 24, This week I tell you why you can ignore people who don't like "more importantly," and we talk about words that were new in , , , and more. How to Use Quotations. Riffle and Rifle. Worcestershire Sauce. Aug 10, Worcestershire is pronounced nothing like it is spelled, and Gloucester and Leicester are the same way.

Introductory Paragraphs. One of The Aug 03, Listeners sent in many more interesting phrases from obsolete technologies, and we also talk about how to write a great introductory paragraph and tricky sentence that include "one of the [plural nouns]"--which verb do you use? And Female Juniors Jul 27, We talked about "jury-rigged" a few months ago, and everybody wanted to know about "jerry-built," so here you go!

Punctuation Kerfuffle. Generation Names. Elbow Grease. Capitalizing Directions. Jun 29, Knowing when to capitalize a directional word such as "south" can be tricky. Double Whammy. Jun 22, Have you ever wondered how to use a comma with 'however' or if you even should? Dad Jokes. Jun 15, You've heard them called "dad jokes," but have you ever wondered why? Comma Splices.

Jun 08, You've finally accepted that it's OK to use the singular 'they'--sometimes--but now you have to decide whether to use 'themself' or 'themselves. Jun 01, If it bothered you last week that I called the toys Legos, you'll like this week's first topic: Lego or Legos? May 25, Burned or Burnt? Explain vs. How to Outline. May 18, If you've ever wondered why "explain" has an I but "explanation" doesn't, we have the answer. In or Among. Weird Words.

May 11, This week we talk about why you might describe someone as "among bushes" instead of "in the bushes," and we talk about how we get weird words like "gaga," "flip-flop" and "dillydally. May 04, This week we talk about the origin of the word "harbinger" and I sing about swans and whether Pig Latin qualifies as a language.

Off Your Feed. Animal Language. Apr 27, Off Your Feed. Solving Crimes with Language. Apple, Podcasts, and Prepositions. Apr 20, Apple, Podcasts, and Prepositions. Writing Radar is a tour-de-force of writing advice from a master of writing. Stories, interspersed with advice, make Writing Radar an engaging and informative reading experience. The art of storytelling is clearly something Jack learned at an early age:. To help readers hone in on Jack's great advice, boxes with his writing tips are paired with his illustrations to produce perfect nuggets of knowledge for writers.

Here's Jack giving a sneak peak :. Writing is obviously something Jack himself enjoys and in his hands it becomes an energetic and interactive experience.

Just look that these chapter headings. Students will thoroughly enjoy Jack's own journal examples and be eager to get journaling themselves. And a little insight into Jack:. Nicolle ed. Rencontre assyriologique internationale Paris, 10—13 juillet Forlanini, M. Le prob- e Lettere , — Cas con- Forlanini, M. Akurgal, and A. Archi and Lombardo di Scienze e Lettere , — Roma, 5—9 settembre SMEA 49 , — Archivum Anatolicum 3 Fs. Groddek Forlanini, M. Hethitologische light of recent epigraphical discoveries, in S.

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