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Marcel Iseli

Hey fellow Linguaholics! It's me, Marcel. I am the proud owner of linguaholic.com. Languages have always been my passion and I have studied Linguistics, Computational Linguistics and Sinology at the University of Zurich. It is my utmost pleasure to share with all of you guys what I know about languages and linguistics in general.

One of the most common comma misconceptions is a false belief that comma placement is straightforward. That’s not always true. Sentence structuring is primarily based on tone and rhythm, and this has reasonably created some confusion. Thankfully, here at Linguaholic, we’re fully equipped to help you navigate the complex world of commas! So, are you …

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Shadowing experience, following a professional around throughout her workday observing the actions and skills required in theprofessional’s respective field, is an effective and cost-effective way for students to gain relevant ‘real-world’ experience prior to completing college. While rarely an experience that earns a student money, whether in the form of a stipend or a paycheck, …

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English is an evolving language, and the process is shifting at different paces across the globe.  Hence is an archaic word, originating from German, and first recorded in English in the late 13th century. It made its way into common usage in the era of Middle English and became popular in several forms through William …

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Some people would say that speaking is more difficult than writing, while others claim the other way around. The most notorious concerns related to writing challenges revolve around the punctuation system, especially commas. And thus, this meanwhile suggests that probing on the nooks and crannies of how commas operate should also be the best solution. …

Read More about Comma before “such as”: The Ultimate Guide

If there’s anything worse than spelling, it should be the punctuation system. And, among all the punctuation marks, the comma seems to be the most notorious offender other than the semicolon and the colon. To make matters even worse in our discussion today, let’s mix the comma rules with another set of perplexing punctuation marks, …

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Anyone who’s ever listened to two business people having a conversation would be forgiven for assuming that they were speaking a different language. Indeed, with so much jargon and industry-specific terminology even people working in different businesses often have trouble understanding each other. This gets even more extreme when you’re looking at abstract, somewhat academic …

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There are many pleasures in life but all pale in comparison to the joy and excitement of filling out a job application. If only that sentence were true. In reality, job application forms are stressful and time-consuming. The fact that job application forms have their own special kind of shorthand adds to the stress. Case …

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When discussing punctuation in relation to “please”, it is undeniable that people have contrasting opinions on what is grammatically correct. It is difficult to punctuate “please” because, like many other words, it can act as a noun, verb, interjection, or even as a conjunction. You won’t include “please” often in your writing, but when you …

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