Arno

The AI-powered writing editor that helps you become fluent

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🥳 Big News! 🥳
We've released a new product: Arno for Duolingo. It's the best way to prepare for the Duolingo English Test. Unlimited practice questions and instant scoring and feedback.

Check it out here: https://t.co/VmaD7SYkDb

#duolingo

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Want to know how to describe an image on the Duolingo English Test?
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🚀 Product Hunt Launch Today! 🚀

We're very excited to be launching on Product Hunt today!

If you have a moment, we would greatly appreciate if you could show your support 😁 Just click the link below:

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💡Daily Writing Tip 🧠

Here’s how to start a journal:
1. Use one doc
2. Enter today’s date
3. Write down your thoughts, whatever you are thinking. Don’t think. Just write.
4. Go for at least 10 minutes

That’s it.

#writingtips #journaling

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💡Daily Writing Tip 🧠

Print out your writing and proofread it using a pen, preferably red so that the edits are easy to see. Then, as you type up those edits, use a highlighter to mark off each one.

#writingtips #proofreading

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@krishanmarco @buildinpublic How do you know the product has failed?

You have 0 customers, but has anyone used it? Did they give you feedback?

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@RupertWalshELT A. Never

Never + verb is a formal but elegant structure. Examples:
Never has the world seemed so dangerous as today.
Never will I quit before the job is done.

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💡Daily Writing Tip 🧠

Have someone else read your writing and give you feedback. Your brain stops noticing flaws that are obvious to other people. This is why even the best writers have editors and other trusted readers.

#writingtips #proofreading

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💡Daily Writing Tip 🧠

The best way to proofread your writing is to read it out loud.

You will be amazed at how many more mistakes you notice.

#writingtips #proofreading

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@ProductHunt "Can't reproduce bug"

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💡Daily Writing Tip 🧠

Writer’s block?

1. Set a timer for 10 minutes
2. Start writing your thoughts down, even if they’re things like, “I have nothing to write about."
3. Don’t hit backspace.

This will get some momentum going and get you over the block.

#writersblock #writingtips

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💡Daily Writing Tip 🧠

”Your” indicates possession.
”You’re” means “you are.”

The way to remember is that in “you’re”, the apostrophe replaces the “a” in “are”.

#writingtips #englishgrammar

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c. has been reading

This indicates that the action started in the past and is continuing now.

a. had been reading indicates that the reading started and stopped in the past.
b. is reading does not indicate that the action started in the past.

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@jakedev98 @buildinpublic We've had success with Webflow + a template. A bit of learning curve, but there's excellent documentation. With the template, it's easy to iterate on the landing page as you go.

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Over

An intuitive definition of over is that it indicates something that is on top of something else:

The clouds over the city.
Overall, the project succeeded.
You will find the cups in the cupboard over the sink.

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@CentreAspire Clip!

To clip something means to cut it and make it shorter. The phrase "video clip" comes from the time when all video was on film. Video clips were literally clipped from the big roll of film!

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💡Daily Writing Tip 🧠

An easy way to strengthen your writing is to replace "to be" verbs (is, am, was, are, etc.) with more active verbs:

- He is a good writer. ⇒ He writes well.
- The project was successful. ⇒ The project succeeded.

#writingtips #englishgrammar

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@calvinmiguel Hello all!

Arno is an AI-powered writing editor that helps you become fluent. It not only gives you rephrasings for your writing, but it also explains why the alternatives are better so that you can learn.

https://t.co/MPSEl7PUDG

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@Westminster_Eng a. in

"in" is used with an amount of time
"at" is used with a specific time (at 10am)
"on" is used with a specific day (on Saturday)