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Commas with lists!

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Colloquial expressions! Essentially, they are mostly a pain in some of what I occasionally read :)

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Use of idioms in professional writing

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Use of contractions in professional writing

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Teresa Hartmann
Paragraphing: At least 3 + sentences in a paragraph

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anthropomorphism: Giving a function to an inanimate object that cannot be performed by said object. EX: the article stated....

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Use of who and that

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I agree with everyone. Local slang is very common and sentence structure is always an issue.

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Teresa Hartmann  *Plural versus possession!

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Teresa Hartmann  *Plural versus possession!

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Run on sentences and everything that Dawn mentioned. :). I've had many papers where the paragraph is one or two run on sentences long. Some use of slang and use of local expressions ("needs fixed" vs. needs to be fixed). Confusion as to use of their, there, they're; its & it's. Overuse of the word "furthermore"

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Not grammar - but overall paragraph structure.  More than one thought per paragraph

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Conversational tone.
Ex: "That being said...." or "Beings that nurses are experts..."

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In consistency of verb tense

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Switching between voice
1st, 2nd, 3rd person