Writing conventions are the basic technical skills that make writing coherent and understandable. Good spelling is a key element of clear and professional writing. When assessing spelling, keep in mind such issues as: The overall number of spelling errors (e.g., what percentage of words are spelled correctly vs. incorrectly?). The writer's understanding of basic spelling rules and patterns (e.g., the use of silent letters, the softening of certain consonants before certain vowels, etc.). The prevalence of common spelling errors in the writer's work (such as mixing up commonly confused words, like "stationary" and "stationery"). Proper punctuation is also essential for clarity of writing. Check the writer's work to make sure that they: Use appropriate punctuation when indicating the use of direct quotations. Use proper punctuation to mark the ends of sentences (e.g., periods, question marks, and exclamation points) and clauses (e.g., commas, colons, and semicolons). Indicate contractions and possessives with the correct use of apostrophes. A skilled writer should know the conventions of capitalization. Look over their writing and make sure that they follow such conventions as: Capitalizing the first words of sentences. Capitalizing proper nouns and adjectives, including personal names, place names, and titles before proper nouns (e.g., Governor Johnson). Using correct capitalization when writing titles of works, such as books or articles. Using correct grammar is one of the most complex elements of writing. When looking over the writer's work, you might look select a handful of grammatical issues to focus on based on factors such as their age or experience level. For example, you might check that the writer is able to: Use correct verbal forms (e.g., proper tense, mood, voice, person, and number). Understand grammatical cases and use appropriate forms (e.g., distinguish between subjective, objective, and possessive forms of pronouns). Show agreement between grammatical forms (e.g., nouns and pronouns match in number and gender). Syntax refers to the ways sentences are put together. For a sentence to be syntactically correct, both individual words and entire clauses must be arranged in an order that makes sense. In English, word order is especially important for establishing clear meaning and correct syntax. Look for: Clear and correct word order. The use of conjunctions to link coordinating clauses within a sentence. Use of a variety of sentence structures (e.g., simple declarative sentences, interrogative sentences, and compound sentences).

Summary: Check the writer's spelling. Look at the writer's punctuation. Examine their capitalization. Evaluate their grammar. Assess their use of syntax.

This is the best way to buy a legitimate Versace bag. You can find a location of a store near you by going to the Versace website. There are primary stores and outlets selling older season merchandise as well. Or, you could buy a bag directly from Versace online. If you decide to the buy the online route, it may be a good idea to at least visit a store in person to look at the bags firsthand. Try to stay away from generic designer bag outlets. These stores, whether online or in person, are often not affiliated with the brand itself. This makes it more difficult to determine authenticity. You want to find a seller who has been in business for a while and who has gotten a good number of positive reviews. On sites such as eBay, look for narrative reviews that describe how the quality of the bag matched up to the photos provided. It is also a good idea to buy from a site where the sellers are held accountable for negative reviews. If you are looking for the main Versace website, pay attention to the final URL to make sure that you've reached the correct site. Sometimes fake bag sellers will use websites with typos or other subtle errors. You should also click on each of the website's links and portals to make sure that they are accessible and accurate. For example, a blank "Support" page is a clear red flag that the site may be trafficking in fake goods. Whether you buy in person or online, a seller should be able to answer any questions that you have about the Versace bag. Ask about the sources of their bags. Ask about how long they've been in business. Discuss any warranties and the return policies. Keep asking questions until you feel comfortable with your purchase. Start off by saying that the photos they've provided are good, but you'd like just a few more images. Request that the photos show specific parts of the bag, such as the zipper areas or the threading at the bottom of the bag. Request both close and distance shots. Check to make sure that the photos you've been given are not on another website or elsewhere. Also, look for signs of doctoring, such as blurry spots or obscured areas. There are many ways to purchase a Versace bag and it is best to pause for a moment if you have any doubts about the seller, bag, or price. If the purchase price seems unbelievable, it should arouse your suspicions and require some extra checking. Just wait a bit and continue to do your research. Consider your efforts as an investment toward making a good final purchase. Versace does have seasonal sales, but these deals will not generally lower the price of a bag by half or more. When in doubt, contact a Versace store directly to ask for a price comparison. If a seller mentions that the bag is cheaper due to a flaw, this is likely not the case. Many brands, such as Versace, will destroy flawed bags instead of selling them.

Summary: Buy directly from a Versace store or outlet. Buy from a high-rated online seller. Check out the seller's website. Ask the seller questions. Ask for more photos. Pay attention to your instincts.

Treat tagging just like any other art form. Learn about its evolution over the years so you can spot the difference between modern, classic, and outdated trends. There are plenty of books and other materials on the subject, but popular titles include: Subway Art, written by Martha Cooper Style Wars, directed by Henry Chalfant Before you attempt your own tag, check out other people's styles. Photograph local artwork or save online images that impress you. Use these as reference as you start to develop your own style. Find these by: Searching online for uploaded images of tags. Taking a walking tour highlighting areas with active graffiti artists. Going on your own hunt for tags in your area. Keep in mind that a lot of graffiti is against the law, which means many artists have to work with only half their mind on the job at hand. Since the other half is distracted by having to keep an eye out for the cops, expect illegal tags to often be rushed and less than stellar. Because of this, focus your attention on legal artwork, since those artists were able to devote their full attention on what they were doing. Visit https://legal-walls.net/ to locate nearby artwork that was done by permission. Expect tagging to develop just like any other artform. This means that certain cities and regions may develop their own nuances, so pay attention to what's being done around you. Bring yourself up-to-date on local styles and trends. Reach out to local artists to find out their personal take on both the medium at large and their own contributions to it. This isn't to say that you should limit yourself to just your area. In fact, comparing and contrasting what local artists are doing versus what's being done in, say, Los Angeles or Berlin could be just as enlightening.
Summary: Research its history. Study others' handiwork. Favor legal artwork. Focus on your own area.