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Common Errors Grammar Tip 5
Everyday or every day?—Is it “everyday” or “every day”? This tip explains the difference in meanings between the two terms and when to use each.
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Common Errors Grammar Tip 4
Less versus fewer—Do you have less than me or fewer than me? The two terms have distinctly different meanings. Use this tip to decide: less versus fewer.
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Common Errors Grammar Tip 3
Coulda, woulda, shoulda—People commonly substitute the wrong word in verb phrases known as modal perfects. This tip discusses why and which word to use instead.
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Common Errors Grammar Tip 2
Plural versus possessive numbers—Do you know the difference? This tip identifies each type of quantity and which to use.
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Common Errors Grammar Tip 1
I versus me—In the past, people incorrectly used “me” when they meant “I.” Today, the opposite is increasingly true. Use this tip to decide: I versus me.
