The Academic Writing Lifesaver
ebook ∣ 100 Grammar, Vocabulary, and Punctuation Mistakes--Fixed for Good
By Luiz Otávio Barros
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The right words. The right grammar. Every time.
Are you a college student or advanced ESL learner struggling with tricky grammar rules, confusing word choices, or frustrating punctuation mistakes? You're not alone.
Students often have thoughts like these:
"I can't wrap my head around the difference between affect and effect. Or imply and infer."
"What's wrong with amount of people?"
"Each of the students was or were?"
"I'm never really sure when to use that or which."
"How do I punctuate a sentence containing however?"
"Is it really true that I can't end a sentence with a preposition?"
"I don't know how to use the word arguably in my writing."
If you've ever wondered about these things, this book is for you.
The Academic Writing Lifesaver will help you:
• Avoid common grammar and vocabulary mistakes.
• Use commas, apostrophes, and other punctuation correctly—without second-guessing yourself.
• Differentiate between everyday and academic English.
Designed primarily for self-study, this book is perfect for:
• college students looking to improve their academic writing
• advanced ESL learners with an interest in academic English
• TOEFL, IELTS, and Cambridge C1/C2 candidates
Here's what makes The Academic Writing Lifesaver unique:
• 100 short, self-contained lessons built around real mistakes students make
• clear, practical explanations with as little jargon as possible
• academic-style examples to familiarize you with the kind of language you'll find in real life
• learning hacks with simple strategies and memory aids to help you understand difficult concepts.
• self-check exercises (with answers) at the end of each lesson
Whether you struggle with specific rules or just want to refine your academic writing, these lessons will give you the tools you need to write more accurately and confidently.