Too broad a topic. Please specify. I'll start with the FCC website. www.fcc.gov

Examples: Window of opportunity, not window of chance By chance, not by opportunity Chance to me sounds like something you may have got(ten) by luck of the draw, but opportunity can be intentionally created or taken advantage of. In

You can also say: we hit it off.

Dalila, you're right. But if I want to sound arrogant, I can say "according to me". Right? e.g. A: "According to my opinion" is just plain wrong! B: Wrong according to whom? A: Me/yours truly/moi On second thought, "according to" can

Cut down the adjectives. Angrily, with anger in his eyes, with concern, etc etc. Show, don't tell. e.g. Dan flashed his bloodshot eyes at Ned (or something like that) The doors and the windows were closing and being locked carefully. Soon the

Just a few quick comments: through out - 1 word Work on your passive voice -- teach taught taught, etc etc. Don't use abbreviations like u Quite wordy

My 2 cents: I normally put "people" after "according to". For example: According to our president according to our teacher In a way, "according to my opinion" sounds redundant to me. (that bit is already implied by "according to") No?

Just my 2 cents. 2. Alter and Change -- You can alter an appearance, an article of clothing or a plan. Maybe an alteration is a more "tangible" but "substantive" sort of change? I say that because we don't use "alter" for personality changes.