Sentences with phrase «about spelling»

In fact, I get emails that have a disclaimer about spelling and grammar, sometimes from top executives.

Also about spelling and grammar, it's probably best to check this before you email your resume off to a potential employer, as it doesn't make a good first impression if it's riddled with mistakes.

Again, if you opt for writing the name, be sure about the spelling as it leaves great impact over the reader (you don't want to spell his / her name incorrectly).

That is why there are so many jokes and tales about spelling errors among HR managers.

This isn't just about spelling mistakes but rather about factual information presented in a resume.

Be very painstaking about spelling and grammar; ensure that you write correct English (or any language your CV would be in) and it has the right punctuation, paragraph style, etc..

First of all, you must be careful about the spelling, grammar and typo mistakes in your resume.

Hiring managers are serious about spelling errors, and 43 percent of them disqualify candidates with spelling errors spotted on their resumes.

It's not about spelling or grammar... in a nutshell it's about what the resume is actually communicating (which was nothing but confusion).

Don't just ask about spelling mistakes, missing punctuation and that kind of thing, either.

If you are unsure about the spelling, check the company's website or make a quick call to its reception desk and ask.

We're talking about spelling and grammatical errors, and missing contact details.

Luckily, there's a classic Hannuka game that can help parents get this point across, because Hannukkah is not just about spelling, assimilation, and fried potatoes — it's also about gambling.

That said, I bet it would be nice for blogging, when I not as nearly concerned about spelling errors and other minor details.

(We should probably have another survey asking about spelling it ebook like the British do, or e-book like Americans do.)

And «arguments» about my spelling and my writing is only moving the goalpost.

As much about spelling as it is about careful allocation of your resources, Quarrel clicked with my sensibilities in an almost fanatical way when it hit Xbox Live in early 2012.

lol this guy is definitely a LoOoser; Sorry bud, nobody gives a damn about spelling on a gaming forum!you just made yourself look like a complete jackass and have no argument to match his - so now ur goin afta internet spellinz LOLZ!!!

And it's all about spelling out these facts clearly on the label — «transparent labelling» if you will.

When they learn that W - A-L-K means that you're going for a stroll around the neighborhood, they'll start getting excited about the spelling.»

This is not about spelling.

First, a word about spelling.

That would actually be worse... although... you really don't need to worry about the spelling of Mum or Mom in an Audio Book...

«What about spelling?

Do not care about spelling and punctuation, you will correct all mistakes while revising an essay.

How about spelling?

However, while editing essay you should not rely only on your computer because it can alert you only about the spelling and grammar mistakes.

It may not just be about the spelling errors, though enough of those and Amazon will flag the work.

Don't worry about spelling, punctuation or style.

Why squirm about the spelling error when content errors are far worse.

Seems to me as though something like this might turn a few more heads than some snarky blogger tagging indie authors to twitch about spelling mistakes.

If they are going to be putting warning signs on all books about spelling and grammar errors, than I am not sure i want to use Amazon anymore.

Those «oh so helpful» comments about spelling or grammar or punctuation that aren't always right.

If, and this is a big IF, there is a major problem with the book or you are getting more than one or two comments about spelling or formatting, etc., then you do need to at least consider what the complaint is.

(you can forget about spelling too); D

Learn more about spelling

Over the years many teachers have reported that when students are engaged with real people elsewhere through the use of telecommunications, students enjoy writing more, they are more willing to write, proofread, revise, and edit their work, and they are more careful about their spelling, punctuation, grammar, and vocabularies.

When word work groups gather to have a mini-lesson on their new sort, they have already learned about the spelling pattern and words from VocabularySpellingCity.

They are actually excited about their spelling time each day and look forward to receiving their new lists.

This is the first school year that they have not complained about spelling being «boring.»

Tell students that they do not need to worry about spelling errors as these will not be counted against them.

All About Learning — All About Learning includes both All About Reading and All About Spelling.

Less is known about spelling competence in the general population than is known about reading achievement because there is no national test for spelling and many states do not test students» spelling skills.

Sometimes we wonder if we should be thinking about spelling words at all.

I tend to get a lot of comments about spelling and grammar, or about the colors and imagery I have used.

No worrying about spelling, the focus of these tasks is to get the ideas flowing and down onto paper.

Well, when a child knows the pronunciation and meaning of a word, and they have some knowledge of how sounds in spoken words map onto written letters, they could put this information together to form an expectation about the spelling of that word (see below).

June Kronholz has written about spelling bees and other academic competitions here.

June Kronholz wrote about spelling bees and other academic competitions in the Summer 2010 issue of Ed Next.

June Kronholz wrote about spelling bees in the Summer 2010 issue of Ed Next.