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1.1 Sentence Writing

Components of a Sentence

Subjects

Compound Subjects

Prepositional Phrases

Verbs

Sentence Structure, Including Fragments and Run-ons

Fragments

Run-on Sentences

1.2 Subject-Verb Agreement

Agreement

Regular Verbs

Irregular Verbs

Errors in Subject-Verb Agreement

1.3 Verb Tense

Maintaining Consistent Verb Tense

1.4 Capitalization

Capitalize the First Word of a Sentence

Capitalize Proper Nouns

Capitalize Days of the Week, Months of the Year, and Holidays

Capitalize Titles

1.5 Pronouns

Pronoun Agreement

Indefinite Pronouns and Agreement

Collective Nouns

Subject and Object Pronouns

Who versus Whom

1.6 Adjectives and Adverbs

Adjectives and Adverbs

Comparative versus Superlative

Irregular Words: Good, Well, Bad, and Badly

1.7 Misplaced and Dangling Modifiers

Misplaced Modifiers

Dangling Modifiers

1.8 Writing Basics: End-of-Chapter Exercises

Quiz

Quiz: Components of a Sentence

Quiz: Subjects

Quiz: Compound Subjects

Quiz: Prepositional Phrases

Quiz: Sentence Structure, Including Fragments and Run-ons

Quiz: Fragments

Quiz: Run-on Sentences

Quiz: Agreement

Quiz: Errors in Subject-Verb Agreement

Quiz: Maintaining Consistent Verb Tense

Quiz: Capitalize Proper Nouns

Quiz: Capitalize Days of the Week, Months of the Year, and Holidays

Quiz: Pronoun Agreement

Quiz: Indefinite Pronouns and Agreement

Quiz: Subject and Object Pronouns

Quiz: Who versus Whom

Quiz: Comparative versus Superlative

Quiz: Misplaced Modifiers

Quiz: Dangling Modifiers

Welcome to "Foundations of Clear and Correct Sentence Writing," your comprehensive guide to mastering the building blocks of effective communication. Whether you are a professional aiming for business success, a student looking to improve your academic writing, or a non-native speaker refining your English skills, this course is designed to elevate your writing proficiency.

Welcome to "Foundations of Clear and Correct Sentence Writing," your comprehensive guide to mastering the building blocks of effective communication. Whether you are a professional aiming for business success, a student looking to improve your academic writing, or a non-native speaker refining your English skills, this course is designed to elevate your writing proficiency. Clear writing starts with clear sentences. In this course, we dive deep into the essential components of a sentence, exploring subjects, verbs, and prepositional phrases. You will learn how to avoid common pitfalls like fragments and run-on sentences, ensuring your ideas are conveyed seamlessly. We will guide you through the intricacies of subject-verb agreement, consistent verb tenses, and the proper use of pronouns, including the often-confusing "who versus whom." Additionally, the course covers crucial mechanics such as capitalization rules and the correct application of adjectives and adverbs. By addressing misplaced and dangling modifiers, you will refine your sentences for maximum clarity and impact. 

In today's fast-paced digital world, the ability to write flawlessly is more critical than ever. Poorly constructed sentences can lead to misunderstandings, diminish your professional credibility, and obscure your core message. By taking this course, you are investing in a skill that will pay dividends throughout your career and personal life. Each module is carefully structured to build upon the previous one, ensuring a smooth and logical learning progression. You will not only learn the theoretical rules of grammar but also apply them immediately through interactive quizzes and targeted exercises. Empower yourself with the tools to write with precision and authority. Enroll today and take the first step toward becoming a master of the written word.

Chapter 1: Foundations of Clear and Correct Sentence Writing

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            <p>Effective communication in any professional or academic setting hinges on the ability to construct clear, precise, and grammatically correct sentences. "Foundations of Clear and Correct Sentence Writing" is designed to equip learners with the essential tools needed to master the mechanics of the English language. By breaking down the fundamental components of a sentence, this course demystifies complex grammar rules and transforms them into practical, easy-to-apply writing strategies. Whether you are looking to eliminate common errors like fragments and run-on sentences or simply want to polish your everyday writing, this comprehensive guide provides a structured pathway to achieving grammatical confidence and clarity.</p>

<p>Throughout this course, you will embark on a detailed exploration of core grammatical concepts, starting with the basic building blocks such as subjects, verbs, and prepositional phrases. As you progress, the curriculum delves into more nuanced topics, including subject-verb agreement, maintaining consistent verb tenses, and the proper application of capitalization rules. You will also learn how to navigate tricky pronoun agreements, distinguish between adjectives and adverbs, and correct confusing misplaced or dangling modifiers. To ensure these concepts are fully absorbed, each module is paired with targeted quizzes and end-of-chapter exercises, allowing you to test your knowledge and immediately apply what you have learned to your own writing.</p>
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