PYD 41: Benjamin Franklin's Inventions, Fragments and Run-ons, Bad vs. Badly

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vor 13 Jahren

If you are looking for the perfect example of a true Renaissance
man, than Benjamin Franklin is your man! He's the focus of
this week's Paper of the Week on AcaDemon, paper #115654,
"Benjamin Franklin's Inventions" and paper #115654 is the paper
that Dave looks at in this week's PYD Podcast Episode 41.
Benjamin Franklin was a brilliant and fascinating man way
ahead of his time, and this paper makes that very clear!
Dave also talks about run on sentences and sentence
fragments, which are both two types of errors you really can't
afford to make in your writing. Dave explains what they
are, how to recognize them, and how to avoid making them.
And finally, in Segment Three of Episode 41, we learn about
the difference between 'bad' and 'badly', how to use them
properly and why they are used that way. So listen up! As
always, whether you knew all this before and just need a
refresher course or it's all new to you, there's lots to learn in
every PYD Episode!