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Associated Press style can be tricky! You hyphenate “anti-intellectual” but not “preexisting,” for example. I’ll have details like this plus an overview of some of the AP guidelines for writing about AI (and some of my own tips for writing with AI). Join me THIS WEEK, Thursday, November 2, for my Advanced AP Style and Writing AI Guidelines webinar, and use the code MACMIL for $90 off. Link in the first comment. | Grammar Girl
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To understand the difference between “which” and “that,” first you need to understand the difference between a restrictive element and a non-restrictive element, because the simple rule is to use “that” with a restrictive element and “which” with a non-restrictive element. Learn more on the Grammar Girl podcast. http://ow.ly/rYEE50BFsEY | Grammar Girl
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