Gain an understanding of antecedents and pronouns and how to pair the two together for sensible, grammatical sentences in this lesson.

Evaluate two passages featuring pronoun confusion, learn common writing errors that cause antecedent-pronoun confusion and simple ways to avoid confusion.

In this lesson, take a look at a couple of example sentences including pronoun shifts, where the statements went wrong, and how to fix them.

Explore how to use a semicolon correctly to separate two independent clauses in a sentence, and learn how to use semicolons to fix run-ons and write lists.

In this lesson with grammarian Dr. Wendy Galgan, you'll examine examples of how to avoid comma splices and the easiest ways to fix them in run-on sentences.

Dr. Wendy Galgan clearly explains why it's best to be polite and let others go first in your sentences, and how to correctly use I or me in a sentence.

Learn what types of words are considered modifiers, how to use and not use them, and why their location in a sentence can be very important.

Gain a stronger understanding of the difference between "everyday" and "every day" and "apart" and "a part" as well as why you shouldn't use "relatable."