Grammar and Language in Business Writing
On words, phrases, and sentences
The book “Effective Business Communication,” by Ronnie Bouing, suggests that complex and general nouns and wordy lines should be avoided. There should be less jargon–unless it is a technical document–and more specific words and brief yet strong phrases. Let’s take a look at his examples:
1.instead of “wealthy business person,” use “tycoon.”
2. not “business prosperity,” but “boom”
3.not “as a result of,” but “because”
4. not “at the present time,” but “now”
Grammar and Language in Business WritingOn words, phrases, and sentencesThe book “Effective Business Communication,” by Ronnie Bouing, suggests that complex and general nouns and wordy lines should be avoided. There should be less jargon–unless it is a technical document–and more specific words and brief yet strong phrases. Let’s take a look at his examples:1.instead of “wealthy business person,” use “tycoon.”2. not “business prosperity,” but “boom”3.not “as a result of,” but “because”4. not “at the present time,” but “now”
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