The grammar guide at your side

Poor written English wastes management

time

What can we do?

Recruit only good writersUnrealistic – candidates with high potential would be lost

Send poor writers on a courseQuestionable effectiveness for improving spelling and grammar

Initiate a mentoring programmeGreat idea – but have we the manpower?

So, what’s the new idea?

Grammar to Go is a subscription website for:

• looking up answers to business writing questions• learning grammar• testing understanding• reading well written examples

… a readily available reference

Who is the author?

An experienced writing skills trainer who:

Has answered grammar questions from professionals and business people for over ten years

Is passionate about clear written communication

Understands where reality meets perfection

How does it work?

Users can:

Ask questions (do I need practice or practise?)

2. Search for words (however, which, and)

3. Look up under categories (sentence building, punctuation, verbs)

4. Follow suggestions (related topics, FAQs)

5. Test themselves (short quiz for each topic)

Personal Response

If a subscriber does not find the answer

They can submit their question through the site

It will be answered by a human being who is also a highly competent writing skills trainer with commercial experience

We aim always to reply within one working day, and can often respond within minutes

Personal Response

If they do not find the answer

Questions submitted to the site by subscribers will be answered individually by a human being who is an experienced writing skills trainer

A response within one working day is our aim

How does it benefit the organisation?

• Reduces time reviewers spend correcting grammatical mistakes

• Reviewees can look up mistakes and learn for next time

• Far more effective than a training course and no down-time

• Improves the quality of written documents.

How much does it cost?

No more than

£10 per month per user

Discounts can be negotiated for Blocks of 25 or more licences

How much does it cost?

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