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Tenses
The
Present Perfect and The Difference Between The Present Perfect and The
Simple Past
The
Present Perfect Progressive and The Difference Between the Present
Perfect and the Present Perfect Progressive
The
Past Perfect Tense
The
Past Perfect Progressive
Are
"Will" and "Be Going To" The Same? Are They Different?
The Simple Future Tense
The Future Perfect and Writing New Year's
Resolutions
The Future
Perfect Progressive
Describing and Descriptions
Making Your Writing More Interesting, Part I:
Adding Adverbs to Your Writing
Adjective
Clauses and Adjectives
Using
When and Where in Adjective Clauses
Using
Whose in Adjective Clauses
Adjectives and the Order of Adjectives Before the Noun
Punctuation Marks
Using
Semicolons (;)
Using
Commas and Rules for Commas (,)
What
Is a "Colon" (:) in English grammar? How Do I Use
One?
Using Colons in English writing
Using Quotation Marks (" ")
Dashes
(-)
Apostrophes (')
Phrases and Special Words
Common
Phrases and Change/Same Direction Phrases
Showing
Unexpected Results and Different Words for Unexpected Results
Connectors
and Words That Add Information to Preceding Sentences and Ideas
How to Make Your
Writing More Interesting, Part II: Using Different Words to Express
"Say"
If
Clauses, Result Clauses, Conditions, and Conditional Sentences
Using "For Example" and Other Words to Introduce Lists and Examples
Correct Word Usage
Short
Answers to Yes/No Questions Linking
Verbs and How They Affect Correct Pronoun Usage Gerunds
and Infinitives, Part I Gerunds
and Infinitives, Part II
Whose Versus Who's,
Its Versus It's, Possession, and Apostrophes
Quoted Speech and Reported
Speech Common
Writing Errors and How to Fix Them
Sentence
Fragments, Incomplete Sentences, Incomplete Ideas, and Sentences That
End Too Quickly
Run-Ons
and Sentences That Are Too Long
Subject-Verb
Agreement: Which Verb Should I Use In This Sentence?
Parallel
Structure, Parallelism, Parallel Construction--Avoiding the Unnecessary
Repetition of Words and Phrases
Capitalizing
Words and Capitalization Rules
Other Good Stuff
Doubling
Letters at the Ends of Words When Adding Suffixes
Word
Order for Quotes and Quotations
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