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A place to discover what you're doing wrong, why you're doing it, and how not to.
Lessons Included
Lesson 1
An ongoing grammar course...
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Lesson 2
So? Why not?
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Lesson 3
There, Their, They're
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Lesson 4
Your, You're
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Lesson 5
Phase 2 - Standards
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Lesson 6
Me and I
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Lesson 7
Which and What
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Lesson 8
Fewer and Less
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Lesson 9
Lie and Lay
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Lesson 10
Which and That
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Lesson 11
Who or Whom
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Lesson 12
The reason why because
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Lesson 13
Phase 3 - Punctuation
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Lesson 14
Punctuation Basics
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Lesson 15
Colons and Semi-colons
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Lesson 16
Apostrophe
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Course Benefits & Learning Outcomes
To learn the most common mistakes we make.
To learn how to never make mistakes again.
To learn how to punctuate correctly.
To learn the tricks of good grammar.
To learn how to present yourself professionally.
To learn the importance of correct presentation.
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I rate this with trembling hands. Do not want to make a grammatical error. Taking this course makes me feel like a kid again.
As for the content, I must admit Paul is an excellent instructor and knows how to present information that can be easily understood. I will be okay until I get to punctuation.
As for the content, I must admit Paul is an excellent instructor and knows how to present information that can be easily understood. I will be okay until I get to punctuation.
If you write content, this is an ABSOLUTELY MUST READ. Go through this course, as a content creator this one tutorial could make the difference between you having the confidence to create success and you doubting your writing skills.
As an English teacher routinely appalled at the state of grammar on the Internet I say thank you, thank you, thank you! Might I suggest a lesson on "That and Who?" For example, "Do you know someone that needs help?" rather than "Do you know someone WHO needs help?"
Then again, perhaps I am the only person irritated by this error.
Then again, perhaps I am the only person irritated by this error.