Ensure your writing is precise and that you are expressing your ideas clearly and accurately.
Read here about how to decide when to use ‘who’ or ‘whom’; it is a simple distinction between subject and object in a clause.
Learn helpful ways to remember when you should use the word ‘that’ instead of the word ‘which’ when you provide more information in a sentence.
Learn the difference between compliment and complement to ensure you recognize when you are praising and when you are expressing perfection.
Learn the difference between “into” and “in to” to ensure you always convey the proper meaning to avoid confusing your readers.
Learn why saying “I’m good” and “I”m well” are both acceptable, and understand how to determine when to use “well” or “good” in your writing.
Learn the difference between “lead” and “led” and the parts of speech that dictate their use, and discover how to determine which word to use.
Learn why “cannot” is usually preferred over “can not,” about the exception to this preference and how and when to use “can’t.”