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  • Grammar

    Language is made of words, which are put together to form phrases and clauses, which are in turn put together to form sentences.
  • Words

    A word is defined as a letter or group of letters that has meaning when spoken or written.
  • Phrases

    A phrase is a group of words within a clause or sentence that go together as a unit or idea. The group of words go with a ‘head’ or ‘anchor’ word.
  • Clauses and sentences

    To understand clause and sentence structure, it is useful to know the terms for parts of a clause.
  • Common grammar questions

    Find answers to 23 common questions around grammar and word usage.
  • Punctuation

    Learn about the basic principles of punctuation.
  • Full stops, commas, semicolons and colons

    Learn how and when to use a full stop, comma, semicolon and colon.
  • Apostrophes

    Learn how and when to use apostrophes.
  • Hyphens

    Learn how and when to use hyphens.
  • Why make content accessible

    Making content accessible has many benefits for both users and content creators, from social, business and legal perspectives.
  • Hyphens in prefixes

    Learn how and when to use hyphens with prefixes.
  • Hyphens in suffixes

    Learn how and when to use hyphens in suffixes.
  • Hanging hyphens

    Learn how and when to use hanging hyphens.
  • Hyphenation for line breaks

    Learn how to use line-break hyphenation, and what to avoid.
  • Dashes, slashes and ellipses

    Learn how and when to use an en dash, em dash, slash and ellipsis.
  • Question marks and exclamation marks

    Learn how and when to use question marks and exclamation marks.
  • Understanding your users

    Knowing your users is the foundation for effective communication and is one of the first steps in planning before you write.
  • Brackets

    Different types (shapes) of brackets have different uses.
  • Quotation marks

    Learn how and when to use quotation marks, and how to style long quotes.
  • Symbols and special characters

    Learn how to insert symbols and special characters into your content, including Greek letters, minus symbol, single and double prime symbols, nonbreaking spaces
  • Spelling conventions

    Most English words are spelled one way, standardised throughout the world.
  • Accessibility guidelines and considerations

    The main standards to use to make your work accessible are the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines and the inclusive publishing approach.
  • Simple word endings

    Some rules can be followed for regular endings for verbs and nouns.
  • Complex word endings

    Many complex words are derived from simple nouns and verbs through the addition of variable endings. Learn about spelling for these complex word endings.
  • Common 2-letter combinations

    Digraphs are 2-letter combinations found in words inherited from classical Latin and Greek.

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