chapters · 5

Chapter 1: Articles And Countability
Ask whether the noun can be counted before you ask which article it takes. The second question has no answer until the first one is settled.
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Chapter 2: One Or Many — Number And Agreement
One or many, and the verb that has to agree with it. The plural you left off and the plural that should not be there cost the same mark.
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Chapter 3: Keeping The Sentence In One Time
A paragraph runs in one time. This chapter fixes the tense you chose and the tense you slipped into three sentences later.
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Chapter 4: Where Sentences Start And Stop
Where a sentence starts and where it stops. Full stops, fragments, run-ons, commas and apostrophes — the faults an examiner sees before reading a word.
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Chapter 5: Reading Your Own Sentence
Reading your own writing as a reader would. Four questions, your own two repeated errors, and editing under exam time.
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