Future perfect tense – English editing.
A tense formed by will have or shall have followed by the Past participle: She will have worked. Uses: To…
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Grammar & Punctuation – Future continuous tense – English editing.
A tense formed by will be or shall be followed by the Present Participle: I shall be working. Uses: To…
Grammar & Punctuation – Full stop – English editing.
Full stops are used:  To mark the end of a sentence: And then you put it in the mail,…
Grammar & Punctuation – First person – English editing.
The Personal Pronouns I and We are referred to as first person singular and first person plural respectively. When a…
Grammar & Punctuation – Finite verb – English editing.
A form of the verb that is complete in itself and can be used alone as the verb phrase in…
Grammar & Punctuation – Fewer or Less – English editing.
In formal writing and speech, fewer should be used with Countable nouns and less with uncountable nouns. Examples: Fewer shades…
Grammar & Punctuation – Exclamation mark – English editing.
The main use of the exclamation mark is to end sentences that express:  An exclamation: ‘With a fixed bayonet!…
Grammar & Punctuation – Exclamation – English editing.
A remark expressing surprise, delight, pain, anger, or other strong emotion, often spoken with extra force of emphasis: How wonderful!…