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- How Canadian English Straddles British English and American EnglishCanadian English aligns with British English in some areas and with American English in some other aspects. In some instances, it merges elements from each of them. Azuka Onwuka dissects this in an engaging storytelling format, citing various examples for the benefit of those who write for the Canadian audience Football or soccer One of… Read more: How Canadian English Straddles British English and American English
- How to make your child love readingBy Azuka Onwuka I am one of the luckiest fathers on earth. My wife is also among the luckiest mothers. Why? Our children prefer to read than eat. One is nine while the other is seven. Any time they have a novel in their hands, they cannot concentrate on whatever they are doing. I may… Read more: How to make your child love reading
- 12 Qualities of a Good WriterBy Azuka Onwuka Whenever I teach people the art of writing, they want to know what skills or qualities they need to possess to write well. It is usually a difficult task, but I have tried to aggregate some of the qualities that will make one a good writer. According to popular writer, editor and… Read more: 12 Qualities of a Good Writer
- What helped me to become a better writerBy Azuka Onwuka Even though I teach people how to be better writers, yet whenever they ask me what they need to do to write well, there is one thing I never fail to tell them to do. That thing is to read novels … voraciously. I make it clear to them that novel-reading is… Read more: What helped me to become a better writer
- "You and I" vs "You and Me": See the Secret CodeAzuka Onwuka provides the guaranteed code to overcome the most confusing English expression WRONG: This is why they are wrong and this is how to get such expressions right all the time. On a daily basis, broadcasters, journalists, actors, managers, advertisers, politicians, academics and other professionals who influence millions of people make the grave grammatical… Read more: "You and I" vs "You and Me": See the Secret Code