- Introduction to Grammar Slammer
- Grammar Slammer Topic List
- Introduction to Grammar Slammer
- How to Use Grammar Slammer Deluxe
Style and Usage
- Style and Usage Contents
- Sentence Fragments
- Run-On Sentences
- Dangling Modifiers
- Misplaced Modifiers
- The Right Pronoun to Use (Case)
- Possessive Pronouns
- Pronouns with Than and As
- Subject-Verb Agreement
- Indefinite Pronouns
- Pronouns Ending in -self
- Pronoun-Antecedent Problems
- The Subjunctive
- Comparisons
- Irregular Comparisons
- Comparison Problems
- Negatives
- Tricky Plurals
- The Verb To Be
Capitalizing
- Capitalization Contents
- Capitalizing Sentences
- Capitalizing Quotations
- Special Cases for Capitalizing
- Capitalizing Proper Nouns
- Names Not Capitalized
- Capitalizing Proper Adjectives
- Capitalizing Personal Titles
- Capitalizing Titles of Things
- Capitalizing in Letters
- Scientific Nomenclature
Abbreviations
- Abbreviations Contents
- Abbreviated Names and Social Titles
- Abbreviated Rank and Academic Titles
- Abbreviations After a Name
- Abbreviations of Geographical Features
- State and Province Abbreviations
- Abbreviations of Units of Measure
- Abbreviations of Units of Time
- Common Latin Abbreviations
- Abbreviations in Names of Businesses
- Acronyms and Pronounced Abbreviations
- Scientific Nomenclature
Punctuation
- Punctuation Contents
- Periods
- Question Marks
- Exclamation Points
- Commas
- Comma Contents
- The Three Most Common Comma Rules
- Commas in Compound Sentences
- Commas in a Series
- Commas with Paired Adjectives
- Commas and Introductory Words
- Commas After Introductory Phrases
- Commas After Introductory Clauses
- Commas with Interrupting Expressions
- Commas with Nonrestrictive Modifiers
- Commas with Geographical Names
- Commas with Dates
- Commas with Titles that Follow Names
- Commas in Addresses
- Commas in Letter Writing
- Commas in Numbers
- Commas with Certain Words Omitted
- Commas with Quotations
- Adding Commas for Clarity
- Commas with Adjectives Following Nouns
- When Not to Use Commas
Semicolons and Colons
- Semicolon and Colon Contents
- Semicolons with Clauses
- Semicolons in a Series
- Colons with Lists
- Colons Before Quotations
- Colons Separating Independent Clauses
- Colons with Appositives
- Special Cases Using Colons
- New England Clam Chowder
Quotation Marks
- Quotation Marks Contents
- Quotation Marks in Direct Quotations
- Question Marks and Exclamation Points in Quotations
- Other Punctuation Marks with Quotation Marks
- Quotation Marks in Dialogue
- Quotation Marks in Titles
- Titles Which Take No Punctuation
- Quotation Marks with Slang
- Definitions in Quotation Marks
- Single Quotation Marks
Italicizing and Underlining
- Italics and Underlining Contents
- Underlining Titles
- Underlining Names
- Underlining Foreign Words or Abbreviations
- Underlining Words for Emphasis
- Underlining Items Which Name Themselves
- Titles Which Take No Punctuation
- Scientific Nomenclature
Dashes and Parentheses
- Dashes and Parentheses Contents
- Using Dashes
- Dashes with Nonrestrictive Modifiers
- Using Parentheses
- Parentheses with Certain Numbers and Letters
- Punctuation Inside Parentheses
Hyphens
- Hyphens Contents
- Numbers Written Out with Hyphens
- Hyphenated Prefixes and Suffixes
- Hyphenated Compound Words
- Hyphens for Clarity
- Dividing at the End of a Line
Apostrophes
- Apostrophes Contents
- Apostrophes Showing Possession
- Plural Possessives
- Possessives with More than One Owner
- Apostrophes with Underlined or Italicized Items
- Apostrophes with Verb Contractions
- Apostrophes with Other Contractions
Ellipsis, Bracket, and Virgule
- The Ellipsis
- Brackets (Crotchets)
- The Virgule (Slant Bar)
Letter Writing
- Letter Writing Contents
- Business Letters
- Business Letter Formats
- Friendly Letters
- Friendly Letter Format
- Envelopes
- Envelope Format
- Folding a Standard Letter
Common Mistakes and Choices
- Common Mistakes Contents
- Common Mistakes Index--Letter A
- A/An
- Absolute Modifiers
- Accept/Except
- Accuse/Allege
- Across/Acrossed/Cross
- Adapt/Adopt
- Administer/Administrate
- Aggravate/Irritate
- Ain't
- A hold/Ahold
- A lot/Allot/Alot
- Already/All Ready
- Alright/All Right
- Alternate(ly)/Alternative(ly)
- Altogether/All Together
- Always/All Ways
- American Grammar vs. British Grammar
- Among/Between
- Amount/Number
- Ante-/Anti-
- Anxious/Eager
- Anymore
- Anyone/Any One
- Anyway/Any Way
- Anyways
- Anywheres
- Apart/A part
- As/Like
- As To
- At after Where
- A Ways
- Awhile/A While
Common Mistakes Index--Letters B and C
- Bad/Badly
- Because after Reason
- Being As or Being That
- Beside/Besides
- Between/Among
- Blatant/Flagrant
- Blond/Blonde
- Bring/Take
- British Grammar vs. American Grammar
- Burst/Bust/Busted
- Can/May
- Can't Help But
- Clipped Words
- Compose/Comprise
- Continual/Continuous
- Convince/Persuade
- Could Have/Could Of
- Credible/Credulous/Creditable
- Cross/Across/Acrossed
- Cult/Occult
Common Mistakes Index--Letters D, E, and F
- Decisive/Incisive
- Different From/Different Than
- Diffuse/Defuse
- Disinterested/Uninterested
- Done as Verb
- Doesn't/Don't
- Due To
- Due To the Fact That
- Economic/Economical
- Emigrate/Immigrate
- Enthused/Enthusiastic
- Envious/Jealous/Suspicious
- Equivocal/Equivocable
- Especial(ly)/Special(ly)
- Everyone/Every One
- Everywheres
- Exalt/Exult
- Except/Accept
- Farther/Further
- Fewer/Less
- Flagrant/Blatant
- For Free
- Fortunate/Fortuitous
Common Mistakes Index--Letters G, H, and I
- Gone/Went
- Good/Well
- Hanged/Hung
- Have or Had plus Ought
- Have after Could, Would, Should, or Will
- Healthful/Healthy
- Height or Heighth
- Hers/Her's
- Historic/Historical
- Hopefully
- Hypo-/Hyper-
- Hypocritical/Hypercritical
- I Hope/Hopefully
- Immigrate/Emigrate
- Imply/Infer
- In after Want
- Incisive/Decisive
- Incredible/Incredulous
- Indeterminate/Indeterminable
- Irregardless/Regardless
- Irritate/Aggravate
- Its/It's
Common Mistakes Index--Letters J, K, L, and M
- Jealous/Envious/Suspicious
- Jiggle/Joggle/Juggle
- Judicious/Judicial/Juridical
- Just, Use of
- Kind Of, Use of
- Lay/Lie
- Leave/Let
- Lend/Loan
- Less/Fewer
- Less/Littler (More Little)
- Like/As
- Lie/Lay
- Literal(ly)
- Littlest/Least
- Loath/Loathe
- Luxuriant/Luxurious
- Macro-/Micro-
- Magnificent/Munificent
- Manic/Maniac
- May/Can
- Maybe/May Be
- Morale/Moral
Common Mistakes Index--Letters N, O, P, and Q
- Nowheres
- Number/Amount
- Occult/Cult
- Of, Use of
- Of after Would, Could, Should, or Will
- Official/Officious
- Orient/Orientate
- Only, Use of
- Ought with Have or Had
- Perimeter/Parameter
- Persecute/Prosecute/Persecution/Prosecution
- Perspective/Prospective
- Persuade/Convince
- Prescribe/Proscribe/Prescription
- Presume/Assume
- Proscribe/Prescribe/Prescription
- Prosecute/Persecute/Prosecution/Persecution
- Prospective/Perspective
- Quash/Squash
- Quote/Quotation/Quotation Mark
Common Mistakes Index--Letters R and S
- Raise/Rise
- Real/Really
- Reason with Because
- Regardless/Irregardless
- Renown/Reknown
- Says/Said
- Seen/Saw
- Sensual/Sensuous
- Set/Sit
- Should Have/Should Of
- Single/Singular
- Solid/Stolid
- Somewheres
- Sort Of
- Special(ly)/Especial(ly)
- Squash/Quash
- Strategy/Tactics
- Supposed to/Suppose to
- Suspicious/Jealous/Envious
- Sure/Surely
Common Mistakes Index--Letter T
- Tactics/Strategy
- Take/Bring
- Tenet/Tenant
- Than/Then
- That/Where
- That There and This Here
- That/Which/Who
- Them/Those
- Then/Than
- There/Their/They're
- There's/Theirs/Their's
- To/Too/Two
- Tortuous/Torturous/Tortured
- Try And/Try To
- Turbid/Turgid
Common Mistakes Index--Letters U through Z
- Unequivocal/Unequivocable
- Uninterested/Disinterested
- Unique (and Other Absolute Modifiers)
- Used to/Use to
- Want followed by In, Out, Off, Down, or Up
- Warranty/Warrantee/Warrant
- Ways after A
- Well/Good
- Went/Gone
- Where Followed by At
- Where/That
- Who/Which/That
- Who's/Whose
- Will Have/Will Of
- -Wise (Suffix)
- Would Have/Would Of
Glossary
- Glossary
Other Information
- Other Products and Copyright Info
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- Ordering Grammar Products
- Copyright Notice and Acknowledgments
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