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Spelling, the correct way to arrange letters in a word, is not important once you get out of high school.
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Reference sources, books in which one can look up the correct rules of our language, are only for people who are not smart and should rarely be used.
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Clauses are a group of words that have a _____________ and a ___________.
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_____________________________ falls under the rules of proper punctuation, and has five times it needs to be used, usually involving the connection of words.
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Grammar and Usage, how words are used in a language to communicate effectively, are important in order to get an author’s point across.
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Conventions are widely used or accepted practices in any instance, for example holding the door open for an elderly person, or saying thank you and please.
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All sentences must have what to be considered a sentence?
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What type of word is their/there?
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