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Dashes vs. Commas
Adds emphasis or abrupt breaks in thought; use sparingly for dramatic effect.
Colons
Introduce lists, explanations, or examples after a complete sentence. Think of it as a gate opening to further detail.
Concise Expression
Strive for brevity. The shortest grammatically correct option is usually the best.
Ambiguous Pronouns
Ensure each pronoun clearly refers to one noun. If there's any doubt, rewrite for clarity.
Passive Voice
Prefer active voice; identify the subject performing the action for more direct and engaging writing.
Tone Consistency
Maintain a consistent style and attitude through word choice and punctuation that reflects the writer's intent.
Parallel Structure in Comparisons
Ensure elements being compared are grammatically similar (e.g., actions compared to actions).