Writing Job, GRM

[chuck schultz]

http://jobview.monster.com/Magazine-associate-editor-Job-Holly-Hill-FL-90201721.aspx?fwr=true

[nicktcr]

Neat!

[kilgojr]

Neat!

"Can you clearly, effectively write about the subject? At the same time, can you entertain the reader and use perfect grammar?"


Hell, this knocks out 99% of the ALSCCA forum members.

[Cholewa]

"Can you clearly, effectively write about the subject? At the same time, can you entertain the reader and use perfect grammar?"


Hell, this knocks out 99% of the ALSCCA forum members.

Wat r u talkn abot? Wese a buncha edjurcated hi falutin tipes n here... We also can b intertaning to th reeder.


brbrbrbrbrbrbrbrbrbr pssssssssssss KSSHHHHHHHh YEHAW *BANG BANG* (backfires, not shotguns)

[TouringBubble]

Wat r u talkn abot? Wese a buncha edjurcated hi falutin tipes n here... We also can b intertaning to th reeder.


brbrbrbrbrbrbrbrbrbr pssssssssssss KSSHHHHHHHh YEHAW *BANG BANG* (backfires, not shotguns)

Dude ... you don't have to caps the first letter after an ellipses. Novices ...

[w. leavitt]

I have perfect grammer.

[JohnW8]

I have perfect grammer.

In reading the sentence as presented upon our forum, it has become clear that while your grammar is perfect, one shall notice that your spelling, indeed, requires some attention.

[kilgojr]

In reading the sentence as presented upon our forum, it has become clear that while your grammar is perfect, one shall notice that your spelling, indeed, requires some attention.

[nicktcr]

In reading the sentence as presented upon our forum, it has become clear that while your grammar is perfect, one shall notice that your spelling, indeed, requires some attention.

I tend to consider spelling an integral part of grammar, overall. Given this, I would argue that his grammar is actually, less than perfect in this instance.

[Cholewa]

[chuck schultz]

I tend to consider spelling an integral part of grammar, overall. Given this, I would argue that his grammar is actually, less than perfect in this instance.

There's a misplaced comma in that sentence. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .^ should be here. ^

[Cholewa]

He's taking a more personal approach to writing, it should be read as if he were speaking. I believe they called that gorilla journalism back in the day.

[chuck schultz]

. . . writing, it . . . gorilla journalism. . .

I won't talk about run-on sentences, or the difference between gorillas and guerrillas.

I will, however, offer a definition from the Urban Dictionary:

1. guerilla journalism 12 thumbs up
A form of journalism invented by Bob Woodward, Carl Bernstein and Nellie Bly. It is the insatiable appetite journalists have to write stories on underreported and neglected topics in a community. These stories are often hard to swallow.

[JohnW8]

While you all are dissecting sentences Darryl, Pop, Ervin and myself were at the National Tour in Cecil. I hope this sentence passes inspection.

[nicktcr]

While you all are dissecting sentences Darryl, Pop, Ervin and myself were at the National Tour in Cecil. I hope this sentence passes inspection.

You failed to place a comma after "sentences".