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Everybody makes mistakes, even expert writers but making many spelling mistakes on an article is unacceptable, even one is too many. This can cause you to lose readers and lose your reputation on becoming an authority on the subject you are writing about.

Top 16 Grammatical Errors

1. too, to, two

Incorrect: There are to many people in the room.

Correct: There are too many people in the room.

Incorrect: She goes too school.

Correct: She goes to school.

Incorrect: I need too people to stand up.

Correct: I need two people to stand up.

2. know vs. no

Incorrect: I no what to do about it.

Correct: I know what to do about it.

3. loose vs. lose

Incorrect: The knot is too lose.

Correct: The knot is too loose.

Incorrect: You will loose the race.

Correct: You will lose the race

4. affect vs. effect

Incorrect: The weather shouldn't effect your day.

Correct: The weather shouldn't affect your day.

Incorrect: My wife has a good effect on me.

Correct: My wife has a good affect on me.

5. there, their, they're

Incorrect: The dogs are over their.

Correct: The dogs are over there.

Incorrect: The employees are having there monthly meeting.

Correct: The employees are having their monthly meeting.

Incorrect: My children need to go to school today but their not happy about it.

Correct: My children need to go to school today but they're not happy about it.

6. you're vs. your

Incorrect: Remember to turn on you're computer.

Correct: Remember to turn on your computer.

Incorrect: Your correct about those directions.

Correct: You're correct about those directions.

7. it's vs. its

Incorrect: Give that jacket to me, along with it's hood.

Correct: Give that jacket to me, along with its hood.

Incorrect: Its going to rain today.

Correct. It's going to rain today.

8. lay vs. lie

Incorrect: I got sick and had to lay down.

Correct: I got sick and had to lie down.

Incorrect: He lie down to go to sleep

Correct: He lay down to go to sleep.

9. then vs. than

Incorrect: The house looks older then it appears.

Correct: The house looks older than it appears.

Incorrect: She came home than went to bed.

Correct: She came home then went to bed.

Note: If you begin a sentence with if, don't use then.

Incorrect: If you can't open the camera, then you'll need to ask Dad.

Correct: If you can't open the camera, you'll need to ask Dad.

10. brought vs. bought

Incorrect: I brought 2 loaves of bread for $3.00

Correct: I bought 2 loaves of bread for $3.00

Incorrect: I bought the television back to the store for repairs.

Correct: I brought the television back to the store for repairs.

11. insure vs. ensure

Incorrect: I need to ensure my car in case I have an accident.

Correct: I need to insure my car in case I have an accident.

Incorrect: Listening in class will insure you get good grades

Correct: Listening in class will ensure you get good grades.

12. Different than vs. different from

Incorrect: This kitchen color is different than the living room.

Correct: This kitchen color is different from the living room.

Incorrect: This road is different than the other one.

Incorrect: This road is different from the other one.

13. i.e. vs. e.g.

Incorrect: This fertilizer is for the grass (i.e., TurfPlus).

Correct: This fertilizer is for the grass (e.g., TurfPlus).

Note: i.e. means "that is"; e.g. means "for example." A comma follows both abbreviations.

14. Could of vs. could have, would of vs. would have

Incorrect: I could of given up on that answer.

Correct: I could have given up on that answer.

Incorrect: I would of sent you a letter, but I didn't know your address.

Incorrect: I would have sent you a letter, but I didn't know your address.

15. Lack of space after punctuation.

Always leave (1) single space after any kind of punctuation.

16. Improper grasp of basic paragraph formation rules.

The first sentence of a paragraph is the central theme of the entire paragraph and the following 3-7 sentences supports the first sentence.

Tips

Proofread Your Articles

Sometimes you're in a hurry to write and submit your article only to later find it contained many mistakes. In the meantime your article has been read by thousands of people that may have seen your errors. If you wish to be seen as an authority on your subject don't leave your article full of grammatical errors but take time to sift them out.

* The spell checker doesn't catch all misspellings. One way to catch spelling mistakes is to make your font larger so it is easier to read and spot errors.

* Print your article. You tend to skim text on a screen because it is harder on the eyes. Reading printed text on paper makes it easier to find common errors.

* Read it aloud. When you read the words out loud they may sometimes sound funny. Sentences read silently on your screen look normal but may appear disjointed or could be said in a better way when read aloud.

* Ask someone else. After writing an article it is hard to have an objective view of it. By getting another person to proofread your content they can see it from another viewpoint. You know the saying "two heads are better than one."

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Me and my Sigma Camera Lens

I have a Sigma 18-50mm f2.8 EX DC Macro HSM which i just bought last week and to tell anyone honestly I liked it a lot. I mainly used this camera lens as a standard zoom for my Nikon D40 because it covers all focal lengths I usually use for indoor shooting. Also it provides faster aperture available for DSLR zooms, which is an absolute must for shallower depth-of-field portraits and low-light photography.

So before I go into any deeper I need to explain first what is the full feature and advantages of my new Sigma Camera lens.

Sigma 18-50mm f2.8 EX DC Macro HSM has a large aperture zoom lens designed especially for use with digital SLR cameras with minimum focusing distance of 20cm (7.9”). The lens is especially designed to suit the characteristics of digital SLR cameras and provides a high level of optical performance. It has a large aperture of F2.8 throughout the entire zoom range, offers superior peripheral brightness as well as a compact and lightweight construction. Also having a maximum magnification of 1:3 making it ideal for close-up photography.

What are the features this camera lens provides?

Excellent optical Design

The Sigma Camera Lens produces an exceptional level of optical performance with a Special Low Dispersion (SLD) and Extraordinary Low Dispersion (ELD) glass elements which provides excellent correction of colour aberrations.

Compact and Lightweight lens

The design incorporates both glass-mold and hybrid aspherical lens technology which makes a compact and lightweight construction.

Reduced Ghosting and Flare

The super multi-layer lens coating reduces flare and ghost. High image quality is assured throughout the entire zoom range.

Inner Focus System

An inner focusing system eliminates front lens rotation, making the lens particularly suitable for using the petal-type lens hood (supplied) plus circular polarizing filters.

Having my own satisfactory opinion for this camera lens, having my sigma camera lens compared with other camera lenses, I prefer this one as it provides quality as well as affordability.

About the Author

John Christian Smith is a writer and a freelance photographer. John Christian Smith also writes for the http://macro-lens.net , http://leica-lens.com and http://leica-digital-lens.com

How much have you spent on all of your camera gear?

Total? This includes camera bodies, lenses, flashes, tripods, lens hoods, filters, etc.

I actually added it all up not long ago. Counting everything (including losses on bodies sold) I've invested around $7k-$8k so far. That has been over a long period though, so even though it sounds like a massive amount it's really not.

I've done without a lot of "wants" to fulfill this one. The savings from not eating out so often, skipping a movie with the girl, not going on vacation as much, applying overtime work to it, and saving change all add up faster than you think. You can survive on Ramen noodles for a long time...in case anyone wondered....:)

The good news? I've made that much with photography during that same period....so everything has basically paid for itself which rocks.

Bodies: $1500
Lenses: $1k
Lighting: $1700
Modifiers: $900
Filters and Misc: $500-$600
Computer: $1200
Photoshop/Lightroom: $700

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