It was the best of sentences, it was the worst of sentences - June Casagrande 2010
Who cares? Making sentences meaningfull to your reader
Conjunctions that kill: Subordination
Movable objects: Understanding phrases and clauses
Size matters: Short versus long sentences
Words gone wild: Sentences that say nothing – or worse
Words gone mild: Choosing specific words over vague ones
A frequently overstated case: The truth about adverbs
Are your relatives essential? Relative clauses
Antique desk suitable for lady with thick legs and large drawers: Prepositional phrases
Dangler danger: Participles and other danglers
The writing was ignored by the reader: Passives
You will have been conjugating: Other matters of tense
The being and the doing are the killing of your writing: Nominalizations
The the: Not-so-definite definite articles
The writer and his father lamented his ineptitude: Unclear antecedents
To know them is to hating them: Faulty and funky parallels
Taking the punk out of punctuation: The problem with semicolons and parentheses
You don't say: Descriptive quotation attributions
Trimming the fat: Expressions that weigh down your sentences
The major overhaul: Streamlining even the most problematic sentences
On breaking the “Rules”: Knowing when to can the canons
Punctuation basics for writers
The deadliest catches: The most incriminating errors and how to avoid them