Description
Grammar provides meaning to our language. When you convey your messages in writing—for example when you write blog posts, advertising copy, or articles—you must rely on using proper English grammar. This online grammar refresher course ensures that you convey the messages the way you intend.
This is Section 1: Top 10 Common Writing Mistakes. As an editor, I frequently see the same mistakes from writers. This is a compilation of the top 10 common writing mistakes.
This is one of five sections available in the Grammar Refresher for Writers & Bloggers program. Please scroll down if you want to purchase the entire 5-section program at significant savings.
Please Note: Once you purchase this section, you will receive an email with the download link for your video, along with a download link for the free Bonus Section. Remember to download the handout that accompanies Section 1. Please check your email for the download links. If you have any questions, please email susan@ConnectingIRL.com for more information.
What You Learn in Section 1:
- As an editor, I see the same mistakes from many writers. This is my list of the top ten most common writing mistakes.
- These mistakes include some of the ones most common in general business writing, that you might find in articles, online, and in marketing materials.
- Includes a supplemental handout “Irregular Past Tense Verb Forms”.
Curriculum:
- Dangling and misplaced modifiers
- Mixing verb tenses
- Improper use of adverbs and adjectives
- Subject-verb disagreement
- Improper use of capitalization
- Improper use of apostrophes
- Active voice versus passive voice
- Confusing First Person, Second Person, and Third Person
- Being too wordy
- Improper use of I and Me
Now, when you purchase Section 1: Top 10 Common Writing Mistakes of Grammar Refresher for Writers & Bloggers, you also receive our bonus section on Parts of Speech when you purchase. Please click here if you prefer to save money and purchase the entire five-course program.
Estimated Length:
Section 1 is about 50 minutes long, including the introduction.
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