Online Class: Grammar and Punctuation 101
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 Course Description Do you need a refresher course in basic punctuation and grammar? Is your business writing, school writing or personal writing a disaster and you're tired of stressing over mistakes? Improper grammar and punctuation is a sign for some people, right or wrong, that you may be less educated or less intelligent. Your writing reflects more about your personality than you realize: it reflects your attention to detail, your education and how you think. Even the most basic writing -- like thank-you notes and emails -- can be sabotaged by just one grammatical error. In the business world, this can give clients the impression that you aren't careful. If your work is as sloppy as your writing, you aren't the person they want to hire or promote. This self-paced course will help you learn what you need to polish your grammar and punctuation skills. Punctuation and Grammar 101 has over 13 lessons divided into two subjects which focus on grammar and punctuation topics. At the end of each lesson will be a brief quiz and/or assignment based on the lesson material. Your knowledgeable and caring instructor will review and grade all work and you can ask questions anytime.
Isn't it time to finally master the critical writing skills of grammar and punctuation? So join us today. As always, you can attend this course at the times that fit your schedule. Our system requires no special software or hardware, so why not enroll today and become informed and inspired?
Course Lessons |  | Lesson 1: Introduction to Grammar SectionIntroduction to this course. Grammar topics will be discussed in lessons 1-7. | Lesson 2: Subject and PredicateThis lesson defines what a subject and predicate is and when to use singular or plural verbs. | Lesson 3: Nouns and PronounsThis lesson defines nouns and the different forms of pronouns. | Lesson 4: Verb TensesThis lesson discusses the three main tenses of verbs and their sub-categories. | Lesson 5: Common Irregular VerbsThis is a list of some of the most common irregular verbs and their tenses. | Lesson 6: Adjectives and AdverbsThis lesson defines what adjectives and adverbs are and the different degrees of each. | Lesson 7: Prepositions & Prepositional PhrasesThis lesson gives examples of how prepositions are used and a list of the most common prepositions. | Lesson 8: The ClauseThis lesson defines clauses and the difference between a subordinate and an independent clause. | Lesson 9: Introduction to Punctuation SectionTopics on Punctuation will be displayed in lessons 8 - 13. | Lesson 10: Periods and Other End StopsThis lesson describes the different kinds of end stops (period, question mark, exclamation point) to put on a sentence and how and when to use periods in abbreviations. | Lesson 11: CommasThis lesson explains how and when to use commas and when to put them in clauses and phrases. | Lesson 12: ApostrophesThis lesson explains the proper use of apostrophes and how to make a word possessive, individual or joint. | Lesson 13: Colons and SemicolonsThis lesson describes how to properly use colons and semicolons in a sentence. | Lesson 14: HyphensThis lesson describes the proper use of hyphens in words. | Lesson 15: Quotation MarksThis lesson describes the correct usage of quotation marks for dialogue, quotations, and titles. | Lesson 16: Additional Writing ResourcesThis lesson has additional writing resources for your review. |
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- Certificate of Academic Excellence
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| | Additional Information | Course Title | : | Punctuation and Grammar 101 | | CEU Value | : | | | Course Number | : | 33791 | | Course Type | : | General Education | | Course URL | : | | | Course Rating | : |  | | Instructor | : | | | Syllabus | : | | | Duration | : | Continuous: Enroll anytime! | | Course Fee | : | Basic Course: $30 | | | | |
NOT FOR COLLEGE CREDIT This is a non-credit course, and is provided for your personal enrichment.
This course is not intended to be a substitute for any state, government, licensing, or educational requirements.
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