Bruce Ross-Larson
Autor von Edit Yourself: A Manual for Everyone Who Works with Words
Über den Autor
Bruce Ross-Larson, the author of Edit Yourself, is the president of American Writing Corporation, Communications Development Incorporated, and the American Writing Institute. He lives in Washington, D.C.
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- Ross-Larson, Bruce Clifford
- Geburtstag
- 1942
- Geschlecht
- male
- Nationalität
- USA
- Wohnorte
- Washington, D.C., USA
- Ausbildung
- Yale University (BA|1966)
- Berufe
- writer, document planner, editor, project manager
- Organisationen
- Communications Development Incorporated
American Writing Institute
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Section one can be read in a couple of hours by readers who want a quick overview of the author’s views. Section two concerns words rather than grammar or parts of speech. Participles, verbs, and nouns will not be found in section two under those labels. As such, readers may use if as a reference when concerned about the use of specific words and phrases. For example, are used to, for the most part, namely, and totally should be cut.
One surprising feature is the instances of poor writing. For example, “All subordinate clauses should be scrutinized to see whether …” converts scrutiny to a verb and uses passive voice. Examine (or Inspect) all subordinate clauses to determine … would illustrate the use of active voice.
Writers who have a question about a particular word or phrase and already have a copy of Edit Yourself on their bookshelf may find this volume useful to consult. I advise those who do not own a copy to find a more useful reference.… (mehr)