Carly Forsaith

Carly Forsaith is one of the lead freelance writers for WritingTips.org. Carly is a copywriter who has been writing about the English language for over 3 years. Before that, she was a teacher in Thailand, helping people learn English as a second language. She is a total grammar nerd and spends her time spotting language errors on signs and on the internet.

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Carly Forsaith

Colons: When to Use Colons in Writing (Examples)

Would you like to know what colons are and how to use them? If so,…

Semicolons: When to Use Semicolons in Writing (Examples)

Semicolons are a nifty bit of punctuation you can use to impress. But do you…

59 Ways to Say 'In Conclusion'

In this article, we’ll learn 59 alternative ways to say ‘in conclusion.’ In other words,…

153 Ways to Say 'I Miss You'

Looking for original ways to say, ‘I miss you?’ Then you’ve come to the right…

29 Ways to Say 'You're Welcome'

‘You’re welcome’ is a phrase used in response to someone thanking you. But there are…

91 Ways to Say 'No'

There can be many reasons you might want to know ways to say no. You…

What Are Adverbs of Affirmation and Negation? (Examples)

What are adverbs of affirmation and negation? And how should you use them in a…

301 Ways to Say 'Beautiful'

If you’re looking for more different ways to say ‘beautiful,’ then you’re in for a…

'For Example' Synonyms: 41 Other Ways to Say 'For Example'

If you're looking to keep your writing varied, you'll want to avoid repetition too often…

Active and Passive Voice: Definitions and Examples

If you'd like to know more about active and passive voices, how to form them,…

Commas: When to Use Commas in Writing (Examples)

If you want to learn more about commas and when to use them in your…

Exclamation Points: When to Use Exclamation Points in Writing (Examples)

Wondering what exclamation points are? Or perhaps you just want to find out when and…
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