Exceptional EA
a resource for assistants around the globe, published since 2013 by international trainer Shelagh Donnelly
Category: grammar
Meet (the) Bard, the latest competitor to ChatGPT
Are you feeling dizzy yet? As mentioned in my article here last week, in my newsletters since December and in a number of LinkedIn posts of late, I’ve been playing with ChatGPT for almost a couple of months. In case…
Read MoreCome play with me as I explore ChatGPT! Then, ask yourself: How might it impact my career?
How soon will this AI impact you and your career, and to what extent? Have you and your colleagues tried ChatGPT yet? As mentioned in my mid-December and year-end newsletters, the future is not upon us; it’s here. Within five…
Read MoreKeep an eye on autocorrect and your own grammar when it comes to homophones
Are you using the correct words in preparing written communications? Our written communications have potential to impact reputations – our own, those of our colleagues, and those of our employers. A homophone is one of two or more words that…
Read MoreWeekend Poll Results: Grammar and business writing
Do you consistently proofread your work? That’s one of the questions I asked readers in a recent Weekend Poll. I also asked about how consistently you proofread different types of work, including minutes and emails. For some, the answer depends…
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