Grammar Mini-Lessons | University of West Florida

Grammar Mini-Lessons PowerPoints

Abbreviations Mini-Lesson

Active and Passive Voice Mini-Lesson

Adjectives and Adverbs - Common Errors Mini-Lesson

Adjectives and Adverbs - Linking Verbs Mini-Lesson

Agreement - Collective Nouns Mini-Lesson

Agreement - Compound Subjects Mini-Lesson

Agreement - Gerunds Mini-Lesson

Agreement - Indefinite Pronouns Mini-Lesson

Agreement - Intervening Word Groups Mini-Lesson

Agreement - "A/The Number of" and "A/The Percentage of" Mini-Lesson

Agreement - Simple Problems Mini-Lesson

Agreement - Singular Subjects Mini-Lesson

Agreement - Subject-Verb Agreement with Commonly Confused Nouns Mini-Lesson

Agreement - Subjects and Complements Mini-Lesson

Agreement - Subjects Preceded by Each, Every, and Many Mini-Lesson

Agreement - Here and There Mini-Lesson

Brackets and Parentheses Mini-Lesson

Capitalization of Titles Mini-Lesson

Capitalization - Compass Directions vs. Geographical Areas Mini-Lesson

Capitalization - Days of the Week, Months, and Holidays Mini-Lesson

Capitalization - Trade Names and Brand Names Mini-Lesson

Capitalization - Academic Classifications Mini-Lesson

Capitalization - Names Mini-Lesson

Capitalization - Political Groups, Departments, and Organizations Mini-Lesson

Capitalization - Races, Nationalities, and Species Mini-Lesson

Capitalization - Religion Mini-Lesson

Colons Mini-Lesson

Comma Splices and Run-on Sentences Mini-Lesson

Commas - Compound Sentences and Compound Elements Mini-Lesson

Commas - Dates and Geographical Units Mini-Lesson

Commas - Degrees and Titles Mini-Lesson

Commas - Introductory Elements Mini-Lesson

Commas - Items in a Series and Coordinate Modifiers Mini-Lesson

Commas - Restrictive and Nonrestrictive Elements Mini-Lesson

Commas - Quotations Mini-Lesson

Commas - Sentence Tags and Conjunctive Adverbs Mini-Lesson

Comparisons - Comparative and Superlative Degrees Mini-Lesson

Comparisons - Illogical, Ambiguous, and Incomplete Mini-Lesson

Comparisons - Omissions of As, Other, Any, and Else Mini-Lesson

Conversational English - Slang, Colloquialisms, Cliches, etc. Mini-Lesson

Dangling Modifiers Mini-Lesson

Diction - Accept vs. Except and Advice vs. Advise Mini-Lesson

Diction - Altogether vs. All Together and Already vs. All Ready Mini-Lesson

Diction - Amount vs. Number, Fewer vs. Less, and Between vs. Among Mini-Lesson

Diction - In Regards To Mini-Lesson

Diction - Kind of Mini-Lesson

Diction - Principal and Principle Mini-Lesson

Diction - Their, There, and They're Mini-Lesson

Diction - A and An Mini-Lesson

Diction - Affect vs. Effect Mini-Lesson

Diction - Alot vs. A lot Mini-Lesson

Diction - Lead and Led Mini-Lesson

Diction - Then vs. Than Mini-Lesson

Diction - Used to and Supposed to Mini-Lesson

Ellipses Mini-Lesson

Fragments Mini-Lesson

Hyphens Mini-Lesson

Idioms Mini-Lesson

Italics, Underlining, and Quotation Marks Mini-Lesson

Its, It's, and Its' Mini-Lesson

Misplaced Modifiers Mini-Lesson

Numbers Mini-Lesson

Parallelism - Correlative Pairs Mini-Lesson

Parallelism - Mixed Series Mini-Lesson

Plurals Mini-Lesson

Possessives - Pronouns vs. Contractions Mini-Lesson

Possessives - Singular Nouns Mini-Lesson

Possessives - Plural Nouns Mini-Lesson

Possessives - Gerunds Mini-Lesson

Pronoun Case - Comparisons Mini-Lesson

Pronoun Case - Nominative Case Mini-Lesson

Pronoun Case - Objective Case Mini-Lesson

Pronoun Case - Reflexive Pronouns Mini-Lesson

Pronoun Case - Who and Whom Mini-Lesson

Pronoun Reference - Who, Whose, Which, Where, and That Mini-Lesson

Pronoun Reference - Broad References Using Which and That Mini-Lesson

Pronoun Reference - Relative Pronouns Mini-Lesson

Pronoun Reference - Vague References Mini-Lesson

Pronoun-Antecedent Agreement Mini-Lesson

Punctuating Quotations Mini-Lesson

Quotation Marks with Other Marks Mini-Lesson

Quotation Marks with Titles and Words Mini-Lesson

Semicolons Mini-Lesson

Singular and Plural Nouns Mini-Lesson

Slash or Virgule Mini-Lesson

Subjunctive Mood Mini-Lesson

Transitive and Intransitive Verbs Mini-Lesson

Verb Forms - Go, Do, See, Write, Begin, etc. Mini-Lesson

Verb Forms - Lie and Lay Mini-Lesson

Verb Forms - -ed Endings Mini-Lesson

Verb Forms - Lie, Lay, Sit, Set, Rise, Raise Mini-Lesson

Verb Tense - Present Tense Mini-Lesson

You - Irregular Use Mini-Lesson

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