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Self-correction: finding the wrong form

What this module covers

Name the job, then change the word

The frames that give the answer

Words that only look wrong

Read this before the quizzes

Which word has the wrong form

A correct form that looks odd

Answers and why

Clause completion: parallel and unambiguous

How an ending fails

Keeping a list parallel

Leaving no doubt

Near opposites

One item out of line

Two possible owners

Who has priority

Open cloze: using the words around a gap

What must the gap do?

Working through a short passage

Fixed phrases worth having ready

A gap with a clause on each side

Finish the fixed phrase

Before you start the drills

A working method for three task types on contract text: finding the wrong form, completing a clause so that it stays parallel and unambiguous, and using the words around a gap.

This module shows you how to work through self-correction, clause completion and open cloze when the text is a contract. It is for lawyers and law students who can read a clause but want a reliable routine, and a stock of the fixed phrases that drafters use.

Contract Language: Self-correction, Clause Completion and Open Cloze

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