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30/08/2021

IELTS Life Skills #

23/05/2021

IELTS Academic Writing Task 1: Short Tips

09/05/2021

05/05/2021

Gender pronouns are words like he, him, and his or she, her, and hers that are traditionally used to refer to individuals who identify as male or female, respectively. Now, as more people recognize that gender does not always align with how an individual looks or feels, it is increasingly seen as insensitive to assume which pronouns a person uses. Adding your gender pronouns to your signature block informs others of how you wish to be referenced and lets them know that you are open to using their gender pronouns, as well. Using someone’s gender pronouns when writing or speaking is respectful and promotes diversity at UMGC.

Here are some pronouns in common use; new ones emerge regularly.

He/him/his typically used for individuals identifying as male.

She/her/hers typically used for individuals identifying as female.

They/them/their typically considered gender-neutral and used for individuals who might not identify as strictly male or female.

Ze/hir/hir considered gender neutral. Ze (sometimes spelled zie or xe, and pronounced zee) replaces she/he/they. Hir (pronounced like here) replaces her/hers/him/his/they/theirs.

30/04/2021

Trends in Humanities and Social Sciences (THSS) is a quarterly double-blind peer-reviewed open access journal devoted to the publication of short, high-quality papers, letters, reviews, interviews, and communications. Only short texts which will make a significant addition to the literature in the field of humanities and social sciences will be published. THSS offers an intellectual platform to academic researchers, social scientists, professors and research scholars for publishing and disseminating their original scholarly works. It aims to promote the culture of quality research in the field of social sciences. To this end, THSS accepts short papers and letters often recognised as brief communications on meritorious and competitive basis. The journal word limit is 500 to 1500 words. You can submit your manuscript to [email protected].

17/04/2021

Difference between proofreading and editing

14/03/2021

The topics that are covered by our very experienced trainers can include:
● General English (speaking, listening, reading, and writing)
● Exam preparation (IELTS, Cambridge exams)
● English GCSE, English IGCSE, English A Level
● ESOL
● Business English (presentations, meetings, negotiations, networking)