Spelling Slip-Ups: Typos happen to the best of us. Keep an eagle eye out for those sneaky spelling mistakes that can slip through the cracks. A well-spelled piece is a confident piece!
Grammar Gremlins: Subject-verb agreement, punctuation woes, and dangling modifiersgrammar can be a tricky beast. Tame it with careful proofreading to ensure your sentences flow smoothly.
Wordiness Woes: Less is often more! Don't drown your ideas in unnecessary words. Trim the fat to let your message shine through with clarity and impact.
Ambiguous Antics: Precision is key. Vague or ambiguous writing can leave readers scratching their heads. Be clear and concise to make your point resonate.
Overlooking Editing: The final step is crucial. Skipping the editing phase can result in overlooked errors and missed opportunities to refine your work. Take the time to polish your piece to perfection.
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1. All of us want to go to a Thai restaurant tonight.
All of us wants to go to a Thai restaurant tonight.
Subject-Verb Disagreement
There is subject and verb disagreement when
they don't match in number.
Vague Pronoun Reference
Unclear pronoun reference occurs when a
pronoun could have more than one antecedent.
When I found my book in the drawer, I closed it.
I closed the drawer after finding my book in it. / I closed
my book after finding it in the drawer.
Comma Splice
A comma splice occurs when two independent
clauses are joined by a comma.
My brother is an engineer, he works in an office.
My brother is an engineer. He works in an office.
Sentence Fragment
A sentence fragment is an incomplete sentence,
usually missing the subject or the verb.
I love all kinds of films. Especially, horror ones.
I love all kinds of films, especially , horror ones.
Confusing Words
Some words sound similar but have different
meanings and spelling.
For farther information, contact my secretary.
For further information, contact my secretary.
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