Thanks for your interest in the Five Steps to Being a Confident Writer webinar. If you’d like to revisit the content for any reason, or if you couldn’t make it for the live webinar on the 27th, here is a recording you can enjoy until Thursday, June 29th at 6:00 p.m.
If possible, print out this workbook before watching the video below. Use the workbook to take careful notes as you watch, and it will serve as a handy writing resource you can use in the future.
What did you think of the webinar? Did it help you? What grammar questions do you still have? Comment below with your thoughts and questions.
If you enjoy this webinar and would like to continue on this journey, join me for Style, Grammar, Punctuation, and More starting Thursday, June 29th with a get-acquainted call. The first official module will go out on Tuesday, July 4th.
New for this series, I have added a special incentive bonus for participants who start and finish the entire program: receive access to two free videos that feature a grammar tool I would not be without. This tool is something I use every day in my own writing and editing work. It is the perfect compliment to the Style, Grammar, Punctuation, and More program.
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2 Comments
Mary Ann Bryan
Incorrect grammar, a simple mistake made by many:
Jack brought cookies for Sally and I. WRONG
Jack brought cookies to Sally and me. CORRECT
Use this simple test: Read the above sentence and take out Sally.
See how that sounds?
It’s amazing how many people make this mistake, sadly many in the media.
Once you know and use the correct word, it will make you cringe when you hear the wrong word used.
Patricia
Great tip, Mary Ann. Thanks for passing it along.