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Gladiator Grammar Rules

Resumes and cover letters need perfect grammar. Here are selected rules contributed by several experts including Laura A. DeCarlo and Dr. David F. Noble.

Featured Grammar Rule
contributed by Laura DeCarlo


Continuous vs. Continual

Continuous: Actions which are uninterrupted.
e.g., "My upstairs neighbor played his stereo continuously from 6:00 PM to 3:30 AM."

Continual: Actions which are repeated but not necessarily uninterrupted.
e.g., "My father continually urges me to get a job."




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