Source: www.grammarcheck.net
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Reblogged this on ckbooksblog and commented:
Even non-editors might like this!
Do you know all of these?!
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Thanks for sharing. Love this. Enjoy the day.
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Thank YOU for posting it, MG 👍
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Perhaps you might address two of my biggest bugaboos….the misuse of ‘me’ & ‘I’ and of ‘bring’ & ‘ take’?
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Keep watching PJ – I’ll be posting these for you soon 👍😃
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Great infographic, Chris. Things like that will trip up anybody now and then. Mega hugs!
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Good reminders!!! Good writing can involve sleights of mind:)
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👍😃
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Reblogged this on TheKingsKidChronicles and commented:
What a great infographic! Every writer struggles at one time or another with which word or phrase to use. This infographic will help clear things up. Reblogged from https://thestoryreadingapeblog.com
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Reblogged this on Belle Papillon 24/7 and commented:
Love this infographic… very informative.
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