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Common Grammar Mistakes in Article Writing Posted: 21 Oct 2009 11:33 AM PDT Some of the most common grammar mistakes are the easiest to avoid. Whether speaking or writing, correct grammar and spelling are important to your credibility and the impression you leave upon others. Here are a few of the most common grammar mistakes with examples as to the correct usage. Subject/Verb Disagreement: When speaking or writing in the present tense, both subjects and verbs must be either singular or plural. A combination of singular and plural is incorrect. Incorrect: The directions is confusing. Incorrect: One of these flowers bloom in the spring. Past Tense Errors: Past tense regular verbs end with the suffix “ed” such as laughed and walked. Past tense irregular verbs change form completely. Be careful not to leave out the “ed” ending when using a regular past tense verb. Incorrect: During the movie, she talk a lot. Incorrect: The water is freezed. Sentence Fragments: A sentence fragment lacks a verb, subject, or both and cannot stand alone as a sentence. Incorrect: The performers who visited our school. Incorrect: Playing all day long. Apostrophe Errors: An apostrophe is used to show possession. You should add an ’s after a plural or single nouns that does not end in s. After a plural noun ending in s, you would only use an apostrophe alone. Incorrect: Your parent’s car is parked in the driveway. (2 parents) Comma Errors: Be cautious of missing commas in a series of items, missing commas after dependant introductory clauses, and missing commas in nonrestrictive clauses. Incorrect: Sea animals fascinate him so he wants to be a marine biologist. Incorrect: Because she is ill she will not attend school today. Incorrect: My car is small so it gets good gas mileage. Errors In Verb Tense Shift: A verb tense shift happens when the speaker or writer switches from past to present or present to past without reason. Incorrect: We drove to the pool, and the dog dives right in. Author Resource – Nicole Dean doesn't pay for advertising – ever. She uses Article Marketing to get free advertising on websites and in newsletters worldwide. You can use articles to get free traffic, too. Recommended Resource: |
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