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Why accuracy matters

A road full of potholes

What Grammatical Range and Accuracy looks for

Sentence boundaries

Comma splices and run-ons

Fragments

Punctuation and common errors

Punctuation that does a job

The errors General Training writers repeat

Practice

Fixing a comma splice

Complete sentence

Look forward to

Information

Discuss

Explain to

Its or it's

Introductory comma

Non-defining clause

Capital letters

Articles and determiners

Plural possessive

Advice

Not a correct fix

Proofreading priority

Wordle: accuracy words

Quiz Review

Quiz Review: Why Each Answer Works

Module recap

Advanced accuracy for General Training letters and essays: sentence boundaries, punctuation and the most common errors that hold a Grammatical Range and Accuracy score down.

Fix the sentence-boundary, punctuation and word-level errors that appear again and again in General Training letters and essays, using real task sentences and a proofreading routine you can run under time pressure.

GT Grammar 1: Accuracy Clinic for Letters and Essays

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