humor
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There are just so many to choose from but this one made me laugh out loud:
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Yes, it’s that dreaded day of the week again:
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Check, check, check! With readers’ letters, busy editorial staff don’t often have the time to let you know if they’re going to use your letter. It’s great if they do as it saves time standing at the newsagents every week checking to see if your letter has been published. But if you don’t check, you…
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Well, it’s been a few weeks but we’re almost to the end of the ‘ABC’ of ideas for articles. This week, I have ideas for V, W and X. It’s now getting a little tricky – and Y and Z are still to come! V is for vintage, whether the vintage relates to records, clothes,…
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This exam answer really made me smile:
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If you’re anything like me, Monday morning came round far too quickly. I feel a little like this fella:
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Contractions Building on my tip from last week, this week contractions is the subject of my top tip. A contraction is where words are shortened. As the words are being shortened, an apostrophe needs to be used to indicate the missing letters e.g. I’m is short for I am and so the apostrophe highlights that…
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S is for spooky stories. If you like tales of the paranormal, there are lots of publications dedicated to anything and everything unexplained. The editors are always interested in well-researched articles, from UFO sightings, to myths about strange, terrifying creatures, to ghostly tales of old. T is for true-life tales. All of the women’s weeklies…
Esther Chilton 