Grammar Essentials for Fast Editing
High-impact grammar checks that catch most real-world writing errors quickly.
This topic focuses on the 20% of grammar checks that prevent 80% of publish-time issues.
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Fast triage checklist
Prioritize grammar checks by error frequency and impact on clarity.
- Pronoun/case confusions first.
- Clause punctuation second.
- Verb form consistency third.
Keep edits practical
Use rules that are easy to apply under time pressure rather than deep grammar theory.
- Apply one rule per sentence pass.
- Avoid over-editing natural voice.
- Optimize for clarity and consistency.
Core Vocabulary In This Topic
What person or people; which person or people.; As the object of a verb.
Also: W.H.O., World Health Organization
Note: Often unnecessary in casual writing.
Alternative form of further. (See also the usage notes at further.)
Also: spare, over, fresh, new
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