5 EMAIL faux to AVOID!!

Bad grammar

If you are sending emails to clients and co-workers, make sure that you are using correct grammar (invest in a dictionary or grammar guide).

You may not be working in publishing, for example, but this does not exempt you from writing clearly! When you include gratuitous--or even minor--grammatical and spelling errors, your intentions can be misconstrued and you definitely will end up looking unprofessional.

Double negatives -- Is this person serious?