7 Grammar Mistakes that People Like to Correct

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7 Grammar Mistakes that People Like to Correct

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Grammar Punctuation

• Grammar and punctuation are the most
  irritant-inducing things since not used properly.
  We want to introduce you 7 grammar mistakes that
  people like to correct, because they are the most
  common in the world. And some tips how to avoid
  them.

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1. Your VS Youre

• This is the most common and unforgivable spelling
  mistake that every person gets insane when
  finding this mistake with sentence structure
  checker.

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1. Your VS Youre

• How to solve this issues? Follow this advice
• Your - A possessive adjective.
• You're - You are. It is a contraction.
• You can use this free grammar corrector to help
  you.

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2. Than VS Then

• Do you know the difference? People often use
  punctuation checker free online to solve this
  issue. This mistake is as common as woman vs
  women.

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2. Than VS Then

• How to solve? Follow the advice
• Than - A conjunction used mainly in making
  comparison.
• Then - Mainly an adverb, often used to situate
  actions in time.
• Or use this punctuation corrector to help you.

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3. A lot VS As Well

• Strange mistake, isnt it? But the point is to
  use the spacebar. There is no word alot
  (actually is), or aswell. Use this free grammar
  and punctuation checker to solve the problem.

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4. Effect VS Affect

• This is one of most used mistakes. We bet, you
  dont know the difference, or even if you do, it
  will take a lot of time to remember it. People
  use this punctuation checker free to find the
  mistake.

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4. Effect VS Affect

• How to solve the issue? Use these tips
• Effect - A change which is a result or
  consequence of an action or other cause.
• Affect - Have an affect on make a difference to.
• Or use this punctuation checker to solve the
  problem.

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5. Anxious

• What does this word mean? Use this free
  punctuation checker to find out. You dont want
  to put it into the wrong sentence, do you?

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6. i.e. VS eg

• Do you know the difference? i.e. stands for id
  est, that means that is.
• E.g. (exempli gratia (Latin)) means for the sake
  of example.
• Perform free grammar and punctuation check to
  solve the issue.

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7. Semicolon VS Comma

• Do you know when it is correct to use semicolon?
  People like to perform comma check all the time.
  They are related but have a difference.

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7. Semicolon VS Comma

• The difference
• Comma - Use a comma after the first independent
  clause when you link two independent clauses with
  one of the following coordinating conjunctions
  and, but, for, or, nor, so, yet.
• Semicolon - Use a semicolon when you link two
  independent clauses with no connecting words.

• Or use this comma corrector to solve the issue.

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