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How to Decide Which Readability Formula to Use

Brian Scott November 21, 2024

Imagine you’re browsing through a bookstore, and you come across a fascinating book. You open it eagerly, only to...

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Readability Formulas and the Active Role of the Reader

Brian Scott November 20, 2024

Imagine you’re at a bustling international airport. A sign overhead reads, “To Gates and Flights.” It’s concise, uses familiar...

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Writing for College Student Readers – Syntactic Stats

Brian Scott November 18, 2024

Syntactics refers to the study of sentence structure, word order, grammar, and word usage to convey meaning. When writing...

Homonyms: The Word Twins That Love to Confuse! 01 Homonyms Article

Homonyms: The Word Twins That Love to Confuse!

Brian Scott September 27, 2024

Imagine you’re writing a new story. You’re in the zone, typing away. You type your next word—“brake”—and suddenly freeze....

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Learn about the Raygor Readability Graph

Brian Scott September 24, 2024

The Raygor Graph is a formula/graph developed by Alton L. Raygor in the 1970s to score the readability of...

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Readability Formulas to Score Spanish Texts

Brian Scott December 21, 2023

Readability formulas help you measure how clear your writing is. These mathematical models analyze various linguistic features of text...

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What Are Readability Formulas and Why Use Them?

Brian Scott November 27, 2023

We can divide the term “readability” into “read” + “ability,” which translates into the ability to read. Readability has...

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Writing for 7th Grade Readers — Syntactic Stats

David Long November 25, 2023

A 7th-grade reader is between 12-13 years old and is in a critical stage of development, both academically and...

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Writing for 3rd Grade Readers — Syntactic Stats

David Long November 25, 2023

A 3rd-grade reading level means children in third grade, ages 8-9 years old. At this stage, students begin to...

How to Fix Annoying Irks and Quirks in Your Writing to Make it More Readable Img Irks Quirks Writing

How to Fix Annoying Irks and Quirks in Your Writing to Make it More Readable

Linda Thorpe November 20, 2023

In the vibrant, fast-paced city of New York, an ambitious writer named Mia had recently launched a lifestyle blog;...

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How to Decide Which Readability Formula to Use

Readability Formulas and the Active Role of the Reader

Writing for College Student Readers – Syntactic Stats

Homonyms: The Word Twins That Love to Confuse!

Learn about the Raygor Readability Graph

Readability Formulas to Score Spanish Texts

What Are Readability Formulas and Why Use Them?

Writing for 7th Grade Readers — Syntactic Stats

Writing for 3rd Grade Readers — Syntactic Stats

How to Fix Annoying Irks and Quirks in Your Writing to Make it More Readable

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