Write with Accuracy

1.2: Subject-verb agreement, for example:

• ensure singular subjects take singular verbs
• ensure plural subjects take plural verbs

1.3: Verb-tense agreement, for example:

• maintain consistency in verb tense throughout a sentence or paragraph
• use the verb tense to match the time frame being described (past, present, future)

1.4: Grammatical features, for example:

• use articles, prepositions, conjunctions, and pronouns
• avoid common grammatical errors, such as misplaced modifiers, or incorrect use of "their," "there," and "they’re"
• ensure sentences are structured to communicate ideas clearly

2.1 Words used most often in work, studies and daily life, for example:

• important
• because
• necessary

2.2 Words with regular and irregular spelling patterns, for example:

• adding suffixes
• dropping silent "e"
• irregular spelling for frequently used words, for example: friend, thought, business

2.3 Punctuate sentences, for example:

• full stops
• commas
• question marks
• exclamation marks

3.4 Revise writing, for example:

• reorganise sentences or paragraphs to improve flow and coherence
• replace vague or repetitive words with more precise vocabulary
• add, remove, or rephrase content to enhance clarity and readability