Editing+Abreviations

RO Run-on sentence CS Comma splice FR Fragment PV Passive voice VT VT shifts means you've switched verb tense. Use present tense for fiction and past tense for non-fiction. Be consistent. FWR Formal writing rules infraction (no personal pronouns, contractions, abbreviations, "it is," "there are," etc.) T Capital T means you need a transitional word or phrase. W/C Word choice. If I put a smiley face with this abbreviation, I've praising your word choice; if I put a ? with w/c, I am questioning your word choice. t.s. Topic sentence c.s. Concluding sentence AWK Awkward wording CX Complex sentence. Good job! CP Compound sentence. Good job!

P with a circle around it = correct parallel structure P with and international no symbol (circle crossed out) = incorrect parallel structure

D, I A dependent clause (D) preceding an independent clause (I )requires a comma. If you have the comma, this is a praise! If I had to put the comma between the D and the I, then this marks an error.

I D No comma should be placed after an independent clause with a dependent clause following. If I write in the I and the D and cross out the comma, I've marked and error. If I label the I D and you have no comma, this is a praise!