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The most common grammar, usage, and style errors in print today. Below are errors that probably 95 percent of all people make every single day. The good news is that, once you know what to look for, these errors are easy to avoid and/or fix in your daily writing. Description Wrong Right Comment Incorrectly hyphenating two words that jointly modify another word one year period; the lady is high-class; aptly-named dog one-year period; the lady is high class; aptly named dog never after an -ly adverb. Hyphenating prefixes semi-colon; pre-approved; re-phrase; co-worker; selfmotivated semicolon; preapproved; rephrase; coworker; self-motivated always hyphenated when used as a prefix. Using inch/foot marks and quotes/apostrophes interchangeably 10” x 2’; "Don't!" 10" x 2'; “Don’t!” Computers are the culprit here, but you can generally use the correct character if you can figure out the command and/or character map. Most software (e.g., QuarkXpress, Word, Illustrator) lets you default to one or the other, but doesn’t know when to use which. A few programs (e.g., WordPerfect, as one of its few redeeming qualities) are smart enough to automatically insert the proper form. Using two spaces after periods and colons ...the door. The result: trouble. ...the door. The result: trouble.

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The Writer's Garden Search this site: Return to cyberlyber.com's Main Page Writer's Garden Table of Contents Site Index A-Z Online Writing Centers and OWLS ... Resources for Instructors General Information on Usage and Style Annotated List of Web Sites for Writers from the St. Martin's Handbook Ask a Linguist Awesome Library's English Page Common Errors in English Deadly Sins Checklist from Capital Community College Elements of Style by William Strunk, Jr. Eleven Rules of Writing : A concise guide to some of the most commonly violated rules of writing, grammar, and punctuation Grammar and Mechanics Index from the Purdue OWL Suite101.com English Grammar and Style by Barb Alexander Twenty Most Common Errors from the St. Martin's Handbook Vandergrift's Writing Resources Last Updated on December 19, 2004 by Mary L. Cash ©2001-2005 Mary L. Cash

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TW100: Grammar, Usage, Mechanics for Technical Writers Although most of the links have been removed, the following course schedule gives you an idea of what we'll cover in this course. (Remember that this is an 8-week course.) When you are ready, return to the Brooklyn College Technical Writing Certificate Program course listing This is your main working page for TW100: Grammar, Usage, Mechanics for Technical Writers in Brooklyn College's Technical Writing Certificate program. Use this page to find out what to name your files, see when projects are due, go to the online textbook and resources for this course. See the syllabus links following the schedule for information about objectives, required and recommended books, grades, and other resources. (Exact units and sequence of units may vary slightly from instructor to instructor and semester to semester.) Visit the general chatroom area general chatroom area for this course. There's no guarantee anyone will be there, but perhaps you can ask your instructor to set up some times, or you can post a message on the class bulletin board. Post a message on the class bulletin board , and see what others are posting.

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Online Technical Writing: Common Grammar, Usage, and Spelling Problems This part of the appendix covers mostly punctuation matters: Commas Colons Semicolons Apostrophes ... Problem modifiers Punctuation: Commas Punctuation is a good example of this effort to use clearly defined rules in technical writing. In journalistic punctuation style, you punctuate according to what you feel are the needs for clarity. But this is likely to be viewed differently by different people. Therefore, punctuation style in technical writing is based on the structure of the sentence. Use a comma after all introductory elements. Any element, regardless of the length, coming before the main clause should be punctuated with a comma. (The main clause is that core part of a sentence that makes it a complete sentence; that is, it expresses a complete thought.) Here are some examples: When an atom acquires enough energy to leave its orbit , the atom is positively charged. As for the energy required to produce plastic automobile parts , the auto makers view the additional cost as justified by the savings in petroleum by a lighter car during its lifetime.

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Site Search Legal and General Writing Resources Legal Research Guides Updated August 12, 2005. Print Sources Grammar and Usage Thesauri and Dictionaries (General) Thesauri and Dictionaries (Legal) ... Online Tools Print Sources Grammar and Usage The New York Public Library Writer's Guide to Style and Usage . PE142.N46 1994 at Reference Area Williams, Style: Toward Clarity and Grace , 5th ed. PE1421.W546 1990 at Reference Area Garner's Modern American Usage The Elements of Style , 4th ed. PE1408.S772 2000 at Reference Area. Available at http://www.bartleby.com/141/ (1st ed. 1918). Fowler, A Dictionary of Modern English Usage , 2d ed. PE1628.F65 1983 at Reference Area Zinsser, On Writing Well: An Informal Guide to Writing Nonfiction , 3d ed. PE1429.Z5 1985 at Reference Area Search Marian by keyword, " english language and (style or usage )" for additional titles. Thesauri and Dictionaries (General) Roget A to Z . PE1591.R712 1994 at Reference Area Roget's II: The New Thesaurus Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus in Dictionary Form . PE1591.K54 1992 at Reference Office Maggio

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Australia's Pulpiest SF Magazine We'll get you there, sooner or later. Home Issues Ordering Submissions ... Grammar Grammar Some general notes on common grammatical confusions: its it's is a contraction, a shortened form of "it is". If in doubt, substitute "it is" for its/it's and see if it still makes sense. If it does, use it's. your is a possessive pronoun like my, her, his or our. Just like my, her, his or our it never has an apostrophe. you're is a contraction, a shortened form of "you are". If in doubt, substitute "you are" for your/you're and see if it still makes sense. It does, use you're. yore is times past, it has nothing to do with you, unless you're feeling very old. their is a possessive pronoun like my, her, his or our. Just like my, her, his or our it never has an apostrophe. they're is a contraction, a shortened form of "they are". If in doubt, substitute "they are" for they/they're and see if it still makes sense. If it does, use they're. there refers to the place, rather than this place which is here. Some Links: Common Errors in English http://www.wsu.edu/~brians/errors/errors.html

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If you had to pick just one style of music to listen to forever, what would it be? Rap/Hip-Hop Pop Rock Country Alternative Rock Hard Rock/Metal View Results Cliffs Writing Glossary How To Analyze a Poem ... View All Grammar, Usage, and Style Cheat Sheet Parts of Speech Noun: Names a person, place, or thing-either abstract ( Love is wonderful.) or concrete (The flower bloomed.) Verb: Expresses action (He jumped .) or state of being (She will be late.) Pronoun: Replaces a noun or pronoun (Tom found his watch.) Adjective: Describes or limits nouns or pronouns (She is a pretty girl). Adverb: Describes or limits verbs, adjectives, and other adverbs (He runs quickly Preposition: Shows relationships between a noun or pronoun and another noun or pronoun (The towel was on the floor.) Conjunction: Links words, phrases, or clauses (Mary and I went home.) Tips For Using the Parts of Speech Capitalize proper nouns: My uncle was in Desert Storm Make nouns plural by adding - s or - es in most cases: The bears awoke. Make nouns possessive by adding - 's to singular nouns ( dog's bone) or the apostrophe alone if the noun is plural (the Smiths' home).

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Samuel H. Wang Yeshiva University High School for Girls Mrs. Rochelle Brand, Principal 86-86 Palo Alto St. Holliswood, NY, 11423 TEL: (718) 479-8550 FAX: (718) 479-8686 inquiries@yuhsg.org Grammar Slammer, http://englishplus.com/grammar/index.htm Once you have reached Grammar Slammer, you can choose the topic you need help with from capitalization to letter writing. Basic Grammar Review Using “Jabberwocky”, http://ofcn.org/cyber.serv/academy/ace/lang/ceclang/ceclang004.html Students will find their grammar weaknesses by identifying the different parts of speech in a poem. Grammar Gorillas, http://www.funbrain.com/grammar/index.html The students will review the eight parts of speech by playing a grammar game. Can you be the person with the highest score? Can you be a gorilla guru? Guide to Grammar and Writing, http://webster.commnet.edu/grammar/ Students can learn to format business documents, view PowerPoint presentations, improve sentence and paragraph writing levels and ask English usage or grammar questions from this informative track. A Great Grammar Site

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