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课程主页: https://www.udemy.com/course/apostrophe/
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Coursera 英文语法课程：“撇号：从入门到精通” 这门课程旨在帮助学员掌握英文撇号（apostrophe）的正确用法，从初学者到专业级别。撇号在简历、学术论文等重要文档中至关重要，使用不当可能严重损害你的专业形象。“撇号：从入门到精通”课程由剑桥大学写作导师Clare Lynch主讲，将循序渐进地引导学员透彻理解撇号的两种主要用法，并在此基础上不断深化认知。 完成课程后，学员不仅能自信、熟练地使用撇号，更将获得超越大多数专业写作者、编辑的深入知识。课程内容包括： * 清晰明了的撇号主要用法解释与图示 * 丰富的选择题和练习题，巩固学习成果 * 分步指导，避免常见的撇号错误 * 简明易懂的方法，区分易混淆的词汇，如 "its" 与 "it's", "who's" 与 "whose" * 关于如何防止“不请自来”的撇号影响可信度的建议 * 解答高级疑问，例如 100's 还是 100s？CVs 还是 CV's？ * 提供可供反复查阅的下载版“速查表”
The apostrophe is something you need to get right, every time. A single misplaced apostrophe in that CV or that manuscript you've sweated over for years? It could undo all your hard work in a single moment. Because if there's one thing employers, editors and educated readers will judge you on, it's how you use the apostrophe. But the apostrophe needn't be difficult - it just takes a little bit of thought and a teacher who knows how to make the rules clear, easy to remember and even fun! That's where English Grammar: Apostrophe Beginner to Apostrophe Expert comes in.In English Grammar: Apostrophe Beginner to Apostrophe Expert, Cambridge writing tutor Dr Clare Lynch guides you from the basics to professional mastery, step by step.You'll start by mastering the two main uses of this tricky little punctuation mark - and build up your knowledge from there.By the end of this course, you'll not only be using the apostrophe with ease and confidence. You'll also have a more in-depth knowledge than the vast majority of professional writers, editors and proofreaders. This comprehensive course gives you:Clear explanations and illustrations of the most important uses of the apostropheLoads of quizzes and exercises throughout the course, to help you cement your knowledgeStep-by-step guidance on avoiding the most embarrassing apostrophe blundersSimple ways to avoid common confusions - like the difference between "its" and "it's", "who's" and "whose" Advice on how to prevent that rogue, credibility-zapping apostrophe from slipping through the netAnswers to advanced questions, like 100's or 100s? CVs or CV's?A downloadable "cheat sheet" you can refer to again and again
