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Definition and List of Prepositions

This list of prepositions is great to keep beside you as you type a paper or any document to avoid unnecessary prepositions and grammatical errors. more...

Can I End a Sentence with a Preposition?

You might have learned to never end a sentence in a preposition, but in today's world, sometimes ending a sentence in a preposition is accepted, sometimes preferred. more...

Punctuating and Capitalizing Titles in AP Style

All the explanations, examples, and exceptions to capitalization and punctuation of titles in AP style are found in this article. more...

Military Titles and Abbreviations in AP Style

Keep this military guide close by. It's your every reference for military titles, abbreviations, and when to capitalize, lowercase, abbreviate or spell out each. more...

AP Style Cheat Sheet

Instead of flipping through the AP Stylebook for every basic question, use this cheat sheet to look up general AP style rules and spellings. more...

Punctuation in AP Style

Punctuation gives many people problems, but understanding an overview of how to punctuate according to Associated Press style will improve your accuracy in writing. more...

The AP Style Guide to Numbers

Writing numbers according to AP style can be tricky business because of all the exceptions involved, but learn these exceptions now to save yourself trouble. more...

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Four Ways to Effectivly Improve Your Writing

By: Sarah Smith

The use of passive voice, poor word choice, and the presence of non-varied sentence structure are easily corrected mistakes many writers make. more...

More Easy Ways to Avoid Grammar Errors

By: Cynthia Jones-Shoeman

Believe it or not, there are common grammatical mistakes made by lots of people. Here find more simple ways to overcome these problems. more...

Understanding and Removing Passive Writing

By: Debbie Roome

Learning to recognize the signs of passive writing is an important part of being a writer. Passive writing tends to weaken a story or article. more...

Easy Ways to Avoid Grammar Errors

By: Cynthia Jones-Shoeman

Believe it or not, there are common grammatical mistakes made by lots of people. Here find some simple ways to overcome these problems. more...

Easy Way to Remember English Rules, Avoid Errors

By: Cynthia Jones-Shoeman

Believe it or not, there are common grammatical mistakes made by lots of people. Here find some simple ways to overcome these problems. more...

A Guide to the Parts of Speech

By: Cynthia Jones-Shoeman

One can write without knowing the parts of speech, but to write well, a command of the English language helps and learning the parts of speech is a good place to start. more...

How to Avoid Making Comma Errors

By: Laura Steer

The acronym LUCI helps writers to remember to use commas with lists, unnecessary elements, coordinating conjunctions, and introductory phrases. more...

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