Professional Certificate in Trust-Enhancing Grammar Strategies

• Subject-Verb Agreement: the cornerstone of trust-enhancing grammar strategies, this unit covers the rules for making subject and verb agree in number to ensure clear and concise communication.
• Pronoun-Antecedent Agreement: this unit focuses on the importance of matching pronouns with their antecedents to avoid confusion and maintain the reader's trust.
• Proper Use of Modifiers: this unit teaches the correct placement of modifiers to ensure that the intended meaning is conveyed accurately.
• Parallel Structure: this unit covers the importance of maintaining parallel structure in lists and sentences to improve readability and comprehension.
• Correct Use of Tenses: this unit focuses on the consistent use of tenses to ensure clear communication and avoid confusion.
• Proper Use of Articles: this unit covers the rules for using articles (a, an, the) correctly to improve readability and comprehension.
• Run-on Sentences and Sentence Fragments: this unit teaches the difference between complete sentences, run-on sentences, and sentence fragments, and how to avoid common errors.
• Word Usage: this unit covers common word usage errors, such as homonyms, and teaches strategies for avoiding these errors to maintain the reader's trust.
• Active and Passive Voice: this unit covers the differences between active and passive voice, and the importance of using active voice to improve readability and comprehension.