by Busy Bee Editing | May 21, 2026 | Busy Bee News
Shout-out to all you successful graduates, students and post- graduate students. We trust that you are all doing well and that all those late-night study sessions bore fruit. Congratulations to all students and graduates who graduated recently; especially those who...
by Busy Bee Editing | May 20, 2026 | Busy Bee News
Here are some practical, effective ways to do just that. To break through writers’ block: go for a walk. Photo by Shae Devereaux on Pexels.com To improve your writing style and voice: Above all, write as if you were having a conversation with a friend. Be...
by Busy Bee Editing | May 19, 2026 | Busy Bee News
Generally speaking, being somewhat pedantic about English, it drives me crazy to see how the language is often abused; often by people who are at a high level, academically and career wise i.e. Master’s degrees or even PHDs or high level executives in major companies...
by Busy Bee Editing | May 18, 2026 | Busy Bee News
That’s a great idea, especially in a world where old ideas are falling away and new ideas are coming in; which means that editors will be needed to explain the massive changes we are seeing. Photo by Ron Lach on Pexels.com First, you need to know what kind of...
by Busy Bee Editing | May 16, 2026 | Busy Bee News
Academic writing often contains recurring language issues that can affect clarity Some common mistakes include: 1. Subject–verb agreement errors 2. Run-on sentences 3. Incorrect verb tense 4. Overuse of passive voice 5. Missing articles (a, an, the) 6. Sentence...
