Core Sentence Rules: Build Stronger Writing
Strengthen your writing with foundational grammatical rules.
How to use this guide: Start with the linked sub-guides that match your confusion first, especially Subject-Verb Agreement, Run-On Sentences, Sentence Fragments.
Start with Subject-Verb Agreement, then compare it with Run-On Sentences if you need a closer contrast.
📚 Guides in This Collection
Subject-Verb Agreement
Find the TRUE subject. Match the verb.
→Run-On Sentences
Not about length — about joining clauses.
→Sentence Fragments
Subject + Verb + Complete thought = Sentence.
→Dangling Modifiers
Who is doing the action? Match the subject.
→Parallel Structure
Same form for items in lists and comparisons.
→Relative Clauses
Restrictive vs Non-restrictive. Commas change meaning.
→Capitalization Rules
Specific = capitalize. General = lowercase.
→Which vs That
Essential info (that) vs Extra info (which).
→Frequently Asked Questions
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