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| Description | Example | Category |
|---|---|---|
| We are using Linkedin to run ads. | Proper Nouns | |
| We are using Wechat to communicate. | Proper Nouns | |
| GitHub | We are using Github for our project. | Proper Nouns |
| WordPress | We are using Wordpress as our blogging software. | Proper Nouns |
| Jimmy Buffet (Buffett) | Jimmy Buffet sang at the Arco Arena. | Proper Nouns |
| Harison (Harrison) Ford | Harison Ford is famous for playing Indiana Jones. | Proper Nouns |
| Erwin Schroedinger (Schrödinger) | The Schrodinger equation is a mathematical formulation for studying quantum mechanics. | Proper Nouns |
| Jimmy (Jimi) Hendrix | Some argue that Jimmy Hendrix was the best guitarist who ever lived. | Proper Nouns |
| Phillips (Philips) Arena | The team played at Phillips Arena. | Proper Nouns |
| Language Tool (LanguageTool) | … and does Language Tool work on mobile devices? | Proper Nouns |
| Language Tool (LanguageTool) | What are the best features of Language Tool? | Proper Nouns |
| Proper spelling of LanguageTool | I work for LanguageTool's. | Proper Nouns |
| Proper spelling of LanguageTool | I work for Language-Tool. | Proper Nouns |
| AppStore (App Store, Amazon Appstore) | For information about the Appstore from Amazon, refer to https://developer.amazon.com/apps-and-games/getting-started. | Proper Nouns |
| Rubik's Cube | The Rubiks Cube is a 3-D combination puzzle invented in 1974. | Proper Nouns |
| Rubik's Cube | The Rubic's Cube is a 3-D combination puzzle invented in 1974. | Proper Nouns |
| Pokémon | I have collected almost all of the Pokemon. | Proper Nouns |
| Plural of Pokémon | I have collected almost all of the Pokemons. | Proper Nouns |
| Pokémon Go | Pokemon go is a 2016 augmented reality (AR) mobile game. | Proper Nouns |
| Smart ellipsis (…) | This is important... as far as I know. | Style |
| Google product names (style rules) | We use Google Adwords. | Style |
| Microsoft product names (style rules) | We are using Bing Ads in our advertising strategy. | Style |
| Light-year as a unit of time | It all seems light-years ago now. | Style |
| Twitter (X) | I have seen his message on Twitter. | Style |
| Twitter (X) | Twitter's owner is Elon Musk. | Style |
| Twitter (X) | Twitter is my favorite social media app. | Style |
| Twitter (X) | Check my Twitter account. | Style |
| busses (buses) | Two busses were taking the kids to school. | Style |
| simple cases of passive voice | The children haven't been saved by the police. | Style |
| simple cases of passive voice | The children have been saved by the police. | Style |
| simple cases of passive voice | The project has not yet been finalized by the team. | Style |
| simple cases of passive voice | The project has already been finalized by the team. | Style |
| simple cases of passive voice | The project hadn't yet been finalized by the team. | Style |
| simple cases of passive voice | The project had already been finalized by the team. | Style |
| simple cases of passive voice | The project wasn't yet finalized by the team. | Style |
| simple cases of passive voice | The project was already finalized by the team. | Style |
| simple cases of passive voice | These claims are not supported by epidemiologic data. | Style |
| simple cases of passive voice | Also, most arithmetic expressions are generated by context-free grammars. | Style |
| simple cases of passive voice | The children are saved by the police. | Style |
| simple cases of passive voice | The children are not saved by the fireman. | Style |
| simple cases of passive voice | The children are saved by the fireman. | Style |
| simple cases of passive voice | As if in answer to Jimmy's complaint, the city is threatened by a typhoon. | Style |
| simple cases of passive voice | He is not saved by her. | Style |
| simple cases of passive voice | The superior man controls things, he is not controlled by them. | Style |
| simple cases of passive voice | She wasn't intimidated by him. | Style |
| simple cases of passive voice | They are not reprimanded by the teacher. | Style |
| simple cases of passive voice | They are not saved by the police. | Style |
| simple cases of passive voice | They were not saved by the police. | Style |
| simple cases of passive voice | My car has not been followed by them. | Style |
| simple cases of passive voice | My car has not been followed by her. | Style |
| simple cases of passive voice | The documents had not yet been reviewed by him. | Style |
| simple cases of passive voice | Tom has been saved by the police. | Style |
| simple cases of passive voice | Tom has been saved by Mary. | Style |
| simple cases of passive voice | He has been saved by the police. | Style |
| simple cases of passive voice | He has been saved by Mary. | Style |
| simple cases of passive voice | Tom is saved by the police. | Style |
| simple cases of passive voice | Tom is saved by Mary. | Style |
| simple cases of passive voice | In other temples, Confucius is represented by a memorial tablet. | Style |
| simple cases of passive voice | He is saved by the police. | Style |
| simple cases of passive voice | He is saved by Mary. | Style |
| simple cases of passive voice | Tom isn't saved by the police. | Style |
| simple cases of passive voice | Tom isn't saved by Mary. | Style |
| simple cases of passive voice | Other days, Angela is not chosen by Sam. | Style |
| simple cases of passive voice | He isn't saved by the police. | Style |
| simple cases of passive voice | He isn't saved by Mary. | Style |
| more easy (easier, less difficult), more clear (clearer, apparent, obvious, evident) to | Doing it this way is more easy than the previous method. | Style |
| more easy (easier, less difficult), more clear (clearer, apparent, obvious, evident) to | It became more clear to me that she didn't know what she was talking about. | Style |
| fastly (quickly) | He ran fastly. | Style |
| 'please' twice in a sentence | Please could have a look at this, please? | Style |
| 'please' twice in a sentence | Please would you please provide a name | Style |
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