Multiple sentence – English editing.

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A sentence that contains more than one Finite clause. (As opposed to a Simple sentence that only contains one finite clause.) Multiple sentences are divided into Compound sentences and Complex sentences.
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Slash – English editing.

A punctuation mark with these uses:  To indicate alternatives: A trainee can amass as many credits as he/she likes.  To show a range: Accounts for the year 1999/2000.  In some abbreviations: c/o. For Scientific english editing and Medical Writing Services visitwww.manuscriptedit.com

Native

Native = (1) Nowadays the noun native is usually used in formal styles to refer to the place where someone was born or to the country/region where a particular animal or plant has originated naturally: ‘He is a native of Montreal.’ ‘The island is home to several native species of plants.’ (2) inborn; innate: ‘She […]

English Common Errors: After – English editing.

After is used instead of afterwards only informal styles, usually in phrases such as ‘soon after’, ‘not long after’ or ‘just after’. Careful users generally prefer afterwards, especially at the beginning of a sentence:  ‘shortly afterwards it was announced that the bank had collapsed’. In American English after is often used instead of afterwards. For […]

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