Grammar & Punctuation – Subordinating conjunctions – English editing.
If the two items do not have equal status, then a subordinating conjunction is used. Most commonly this happens in…
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Grammar & Punctuation – Coordinating conjunctions – English editing.
A class of words that are used to join together words, phrases, or clauses is called conjunctions. Coordinating conjunctions link…
Grammar & Punctuation – Possible events – English editing.
Conditional clauses can describe situations which have not yet happened, but are possible: If it comes to court, you two…
Grammar & Punctuation – Future events – English editing.
Very often conditional clauses speculate about events in the future. Such clauses can be open or closed. In an open…
Grammar & Punctuation – Past events – English editing.
Conditional clauses can also be used to speculate about how things might have turned out in the past: If they…
Grammar & Punctuation – Common events – English editing.
They can state general truths, such as: If water penetrates window sills, doors,or their frames, the result is wet rot.…
Grammar & Punctuation – condition – English editing.
When writing or speaking we often wish to show that one event depends on another in some way: If the…
Grammar & Punctuation – concrete noun – English editing.
A noun which refers to something which can be seen, touched, heard, tasted, and/or smelled. Concrete nouns are contrasted with…