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Grammar

Improve your grammar knowledge with these helpful articles that will enhance your writing and accuracy.

Learn how to check and correct your grammar usage and polish your writing before you publish your articles, blog posts, or your new book.

start a sentence with a preposition
Grammar 

Can You Start A Sentence With A Preposition?

Updated April 18, 2021 Derek Haines 155 Views 0 Comments 4 min read

In fact, there’s no reason why you can’t start a sentence with a preposition. As with all aspects of writing, though, you should use it in moderation. However, it is an easy

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use a comma before which
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Don’t Let The Comma Before Which Confuse You

Updated April 12, 2021 Derek Haines 199 Views 0 Comments 3 min read

When do you use a comma before which? The answer is easy. Yes. You use a comma when the word which introduces a nonrestrictive phrase, which is also called a non-defining clause.

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Bare Your Soul or Bear Your Soul
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Is It Bare Your Soul Or Bear Your Soul?

Updated March 18, 2021 Derek Haines 365 Views 3 Comments 2 min read

Is it bare your soul or bear your soul? The correct expression is bare your soul. Bear your soul is incorrect. There are many fixed expressions that use either bare or bear,

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Passive Sentences to Active
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You Can Change Passive Sentences To Active In An Instant

Updated March 9, 2021 Derek Haines 558 Views 0 Comments 5 min read

Learning how to change passive sentences to active is a skill all writers need. In most instances, all you need to do is move the subject before the verb. In a passive sentence,

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Setup or Set Up
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Setup Or Set Up? How To Use Each One Correctly?

Updated March 2, 2021 Derek Haines 362 Views 0 Comments 3 min read

When do you use setup vs. set up? It’s an easy mistake to make when you are writing in a hurry. But there’s a simple way to remember how to use setup

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Can Grammarly replace an editor_
Grammar 

Will Grammarly Replace An Editor And Proofreader?

Updated February 11, 2021 Derek Haines 788 Views 4 Comments 7 min read

Yes, it’s considered by many as the most popular writing tool. But can Grammarly replace an editor? How we write and check our writing is changing so fast because of all the

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