Online Class: Writing Basics 101 — Spelling, Grammar, Punctuation, Writing Structures

Name: Writing Basics 101: Spelling, Grammar, Punctuation, Writing Structures
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Our course rejuvenates foundational writing skills by delving into grammar nuances and style, ensuring students articulate ideas clearly amidst modern linguistic challenges. With interactive lessons and personalized support, you'll master English writing to persuade, inform, and evoke emotions with finesse.

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Course Description

Mastering the Art of Written Expression: A Comprehensive Guide to Grammar, Spelling, and Effective Writing

It's often said that effective communication is the key to success, yet many of us find ourselves stumbling over the very basics we once mastered in our early educational years. Think back to elementary and middle school when the foundations of grammar and spelling were etched into our minds. But as the years went on, especially during high school and beyond, the emphasis on these foundations began to wane. It became an assumption that we retained all those rules. Unfortunately, life's rapid pace and technological advancements, with auto-corrections and abbreviations, have blurred the lines of proper writing for many.

Introducing our meticulously designed course: a deep dive into the nuances of the English language tailored for both beginners and those seeking a refresher. Whether you're an aspiring novelist, a business professional aiming to enhance your email correspondence, or simply an individual looking to express thoughts more articulately, our program caters to your needs.

What Makes Our Course Unique?

Holistic Approach: Beyond just imparting the basic rules of grammar and spelling, we venture into style, structure, and common pitfalls in writing. You'll not only revisit those "minor details" but also learn the mechanics of assembling them into coherent, persuasive, and engaging pieces of writing.
Self-Paced and Interactive: Understandably, everyone learns at their own speed. Our course's online structure ensures flexibility. Engage with interactive assignments, participate in polls, and deep-dive into documents and resources to enrich your learning.
Hands-On Guidance: While the course might be online, you are never alone in your journey. Our dedicated instructor will be actively involved in grading assignments, clarifying doubts, and offering personalized guidance through email.
Real-World Application: Each lesson is designed with applicability in mind. For instance, in Lesson 5, not only will you understand the age-old confusion between "ie" and "ei", but you'll also discern when to use which, through practical examples. Or, delve deep into the world of punctuation in Lesson 18, and understand how colons and semicolons can transform the clarity and rhythm of a sentence.
Comprehensive Curriculum: From the basics like common misspellings and plural forms to more advanced topics such as refining sentences, constructing compelling paragraphs, and mastering dialogue, our 26-lesson curriculum ensures a 360-degree understanding of written English.

Course Highlights:

Lesson 3: Unravel a list of commonly misspelled words, complete with tricks to remember them.
Lesson 8: Homonyms can be tricky. Dive into understanding the difference between words like 'principal' and 'principle'.
Lesson 13 & 14: Discover the power of phrases and clauses to add depth and complexity to your sentences.
Lesson 20: Quotation marks can be deceptive. Learn their correct usage, especially in intricate situations like quotations within quotations.
Lesson 25: Proofreading isn't just about catching errors; it's an art. Develop a keen eye for inconsistencies and learn techniques to perfect your drafts.

The world of written communication is vast, intricate, and beautiful. Every word, when used accurately, has the power to evoke emotions, persuade minds, or simply convey information clearly. With our course, embrace the opportunity to hone this skill and navigate the landscape of language with confidence and finesse. Come, join us on this enlightening journey, and see the transformation in your writing unfold.

Who should take this course?

This course is primarily intended for anyone who needs help with their grammar, spelling, and punctuation skills or anyone who lacks confidence in their grammar, writing and editing skills. This course is designed specifically for busy professionals who need to refine or polish their writing skills or require a refresher course on how to write well. If you think you require more remedial help in grammar, spelling, and sentence formation, or if English is not your first language and you are unsure what level of English learning you are currently at, you may want to check out our extensive list of ESL courses for different levels of English language mastery.

Does this course have an instructor that can help me?

Yes, there is an instructor who will review your assignment activities, provide feedback on your errors, and answer any questions you may have about the course material. You are not alone when you take this course, Ms. Daphnee St. Val is there to help you on your writing improvement journey!

Why do I need this course if I can just run a spell check?

Presenting yourself well these days requires competent writing skills. Sending out written communications without spelling errors doesn't necessarily mean your writing is acceptable, conveys the meaning and tone you want, or correctly communicates your intended message. People will review your writing as a direct reflection of your voice, your personality, and your thoughts. If your writing is muddled, disorganized, long-winded, awkward, or difficult to follow, the reader will unfortunately believe that is who you are. Conversely, if your writing is clear, organized, concise and with purpose, people will believe you are smart, capable, and credible. This course provides several lessons and writing exercises to help you build better writing skills that convey the message and tone you want while using your own voice and style.

Will I be graded on my submissions?

Yes, assignment activities and lesson exams to test your mastery of course curriculum are graded. This will provide the necessary proof that you are in fact understanding and mastering the lesson outcomes. Should you fail a specific assignment activity you may be given the option to redo the activity correctly for a better grade. Ultimately, this course isn't about submitting flawless work--it's about learning from your mistakes and improving your writing processes. Please note that this course and instructor are here to help you succeed! We want to help you improve your grammar and writing skills.

How can I purchase this course for an employee that needs writing help?

This course is a great writing resource for your staff particularly if they handle any office communications. If you are purchasing this class for more than one person, you may want to register your organization for our Group Enrollments where you can purchase this course in bulk, receive discounts based on volume, and easily issue vouchers to your employees for quick course access (and you'll be able to monitor their course progress). Group account setup, payment, and course access only takes a few minutes.

What kind of certification is offered at course completion?

If you sign up for the certificate version of this class, you'll receive an accredited CEU Certificate of Course Completion documenting your contact hours and CEUs. This certificate is downloadable, shareable, and verifiable online with a unique serial number so that organizations can independently verify your successful course completion status. This is a desirable achievement as you can only earn a certificate provided your overall/final course grade is 70% or higher. The certificate proves you have mastered all the learning outcomes presented in this writing course. This differs from most other online grammar courses that provide non-accredited certificates for just reviewing video tutorials which doesn't necessarily mean the student actually mastered any course objectives.

Courses Frequently Bought Together:

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Course Lessons

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Lesson 1. Write with Precision: A Guide to Proper Grammar

Proper grammar and punctuation are essential for effective communication, impacting both personal and professional impressions. This course provides a comprehensive guide to grammar rules and writing improvement strategies for clearer expression. Additional lesson topics: Perfect English Grammar; Complete English Punctuation Rules; Spelling Rules; Parts of Speech Lesson 1 Total Points

Lesson 1 Video
Review 2 Practice Worksheets
Lesson discussions: Reasons for Taking this Course
Complete: Introduction Assignment

Lesson 2. Spelling Simplified: Basic Rules

Plural formation involves general rules like adding 's' or 'es,' yet anomalies persist due to English's rich linguistic tapestry. Grasping these complexities enhances spelling proficiency and offers insight into the language's historical development. Additional lesson topics: 10 Tips to improve your spelling 10 Total Points

Lesson 2 Video
Review 5 Practice Worksheets
Assessment: Lesson 2 Exam

Lesson 3. Conquering Tricky Words

Covering commonly misspelled American English words, this lesson invites students to practice their spelling skills through various methods, including aloud spelling and using letter tiles. It aims to enhance learners' confidence in spelling complex vocabulary. Additional lesson topics: Commonly confused words-; Commonly misspelled words 35 Total Points

Lesson 3 Video
Review 14 Practice Worksheets
Assessment: Spelling 3-1 Exercise
Assessment: Spelling 3-2 Exercise

Lesson 4. Mastering Plural Forms for Names, Compounds, and Numbers

Proper names' pluralization often involves adding 'es' or 's', not apostrophes, while compound nouns base their plural form on the principal noun. Stick with 's' for numbers and acronyms, following styles such as the Chicago Manual for consistency. Additional lesson topics: How to Form Plurals of Compound Nouns; How to Use Apostrophes Correctly 127 Total Points

Lesson 4 Video
Review 4 Practice Worksheets
Assessment: Lesson 4 Spelling Exercise A
Assessment: Lesson 4 Spelling Exercise B
Assessment: Lesson 4 Spelling Exercise C
Assessment: Lesson 4 Spelling Exercise D
Assessment: Lesson 4 Spelling Exercise E
Assessment: Lesson 4 Spelling Exercise F
Assessment: Lesson 4 Spelling Exercise G
Assessment: Lesson 4 Spelling Exercise H

Lesson 5. Navigating Spelling Challenges with Confidence

The rhyme 'I before E except after C or when sounding like A, like in neighbor and weigh' eases the spelling of 'ie' vs 'ei', although words like 'mischief' defy the rule. For words ending in -cede, -ceed, and -sede, remember three specific -ceed words (proceed, succeed, exceed) and the lone -sede (supersede) for easy mastery of the language. 145 Total Points

Lesson 5 Video
Review 5 Practice Worksheets
Assessment: Lesson 5 Spelling Exercise A
Assessment: Lesson 5 Spelling Exercise B
Assessment: Lesson 5 Spelling Exercise C
Assessment: Lesson 5 Spelling Exercise D
Assessment: Lesson 5 Spelling Exercise E
Assessment: Lesson 5 Spelling Exercise F
Assessment: Lesson 5 Spelling Exercise G
Assessment: Lesson 5 Spelling Exercise H
Assessment: Lesson 5 Spelling Exercise I
Assessment: Lesson 5 Spelling Exercise J

Lesson 6. Prefix and Suffix Essentials

Understanding prefixes and suffixes is crucial for mastering spelling, as they alter word meanings without changing the root word's spelling when prefixes are added. However, suffixes come with more complicated rules, especially when it involves dropping letters or changing 'y' to 'i'. Additional lesson topics: Attaching Prefixes and Suffixes 82 Total Points

Lesson 6 Video
Review 5 Practice Worksheets
Assessment: Lesson 6 Spelling Exercise A
Assessment: Lesson 6 Spelling Exercise B
Assessment: Lesson 6 Spelling Exercise C
Assessment: Lesson 6 Spelling Exercise D
Assessment: Lesson 6 Spelling Exercise E

Lesson 7. Prefix & Suffix Power

In English, prefixes such as 'im-' and suffixes such as '-ment' offer mechanisms to generate words that express negation and the results of actions, like 'immobile' and 'containment.' These additive linguistic components broaden our expression of ideas by modifying root terms' meanings. Additional lesson topics: Frequently asked questions about common spelling errors part 1 ; Test your proofreading and Spelling skills 40 Total Points

Lesson 7 Video
Assessment: Lesson 7 Spelling Exercise A
Assessment: Lesson 7 Spelling Exercise B

Lesson 8. The Subtle Distinction of Sound-Alike Words

Homonyms, words that sound the same but have different spellings and meanings, pose challenges in writing. This lesson offers insights into distinguishing these words, thereby improving clarity and precision in communication. Additional lesson topics: Homophones/Homonyms; List of 200 Homonyms 56 Total Points

Lesson 8 Video
Review 6 Practice Worksheets
Assessment: Lesson 8 Spelling Exercise A
Assessment: Lesson 8 Spelling Exercise B
Assessment: Lesson 8 Spelling Exercise C
Assessment: Lesson 8 Spelling Exercise D

Lesson 9. Deconstructing Sentences: Mastering Subjects and Predicates

Demystify the roles of subjects and predicates in sentences, essential for defining the action or state. Recognizing these elements is key to constructing complete and coherent statements. Additional lesson topics: Subject and Predicate; Subject/Verb Agreement; Subject and Predicate; Subject/Predicate Exercises 20 Total Points

Lesson 9 Video
Review 5 Practice Worksheets
Assessment: Spelling Test 9 - Subject-Verb Agreement
Assessment: Lesson 9 Exam

Lesson 10. Tense Essentials

Verb tenses can feel overwhelming, but they are crucial for conveying the timing of actions in writing, whether past, present, or future. Through subcategories and examples of irregular verbs, this lesson aims to support writers in mastering verb usage for clear and precise expression. Additional lesson topics: English Grammar -- Present Simple -- Structure 41 Total Points

Lesson 10 Video
Review 14 Practice Worksheets
Assessment: Lesson 10 Exercise: Find the Verb
Assessment: Lesson 10 Exercise: Simple Present Verb Tenses
Assessment: Lesson 10 Exercise: Irregular Verbs
Assessment: Lesson 10 Exam

Lesson 11. Nouns & Pronouns Simplified

Basic sentence structure relies heavily on nouns to name entities, be they tangible or ideational, and on pronouns that efficiently substitute these nouns for coherence and clarity. Navigating pronoun choice requires comprehension of their categories and grammatical roles, with emphasis on agreement and clarity to avert confusion. 49 Total Points

Lesson 11 Video
Review 5 Practice Worksheets
Assessment: Lesson 11 Exercise: Find the Subject Noun
Assessment: Lesson 11 Exercise: Using the Correct Pronoun
Assessment: Lesson 11 Exercise: Pronoun Substitution
Assessment: Lesson 11 Exercise: Correct Pronoun Use
Assessment: Lesson 11 Exam

Lesson 12. Unveiling the Secrets of Adjectives and Adverbs

Adjectives specify nouns by answering questions such as 'Which one?' or 'What kind?', while adverbs clarify verbs, adjectives, or other adverbs. Comparisons between items use different degrees, with attention to the comparative versus superlative for accuracy. Additional lesson topics: Additional Examples of Adjectives and Adverbs 42 Total Points

Lesson 12 Video
Review 7 Practice Worksheets
Assessment: Lesson 12 Exercise: Identifying Adjectives and Adverbs
Assessment: Lesson 12 Exercise: Comparative and Superlative Adjectives
Assessment: Lesson 12 Exam

Lesson 13. Understanding Phrases: A Comprehensive Guide

Recognizing and utilizing prepositional phrases can transform writing by offering precise modifications to nouns or verbs. Phrases should be concise to avoid unnecessary complexity, ensuring clear and effective communication. Additional lesson topics: Grammar and Mechanics; Identifying Prepositional Phrases; Self-Test on Prepositional Phrases 34 Total Points

Lesson 13 Video
Review Practice Worksheet: optional-WordSearch-Activity-7110.pdf
Assessment: Lesson 13 Exercise: Identify the Preposition
Assessment: Lesson 13 Exam

Lesson 14. Clauses: The Essential Building Blocks of Detailed Sentences

Clauses enhance sentence structures by combining essential components, with independent clauses making the primary point and subordinate clauses offering further insights. The use of 'which' and 'that' in clauses significantly impacts a sentence, with 'that' being required for essential information and 'which' for non-essential. Additional lesson topics: Difference Between That and Which; Independent VS Dependent Clauses 11 Total Points

Lesson 14 Video
Review 2 Practice Worksheets
Assessment: Lesson 14 Exam

Lesson 15. The Art of Punctuation: Framing Your Sentences for Clarity

Punctuation acts as a crucial framework in writing, altering meanings significantly as shown in examples where the same words yield different interpretations. Understanding the proper use of periods, question marks, and exclamation points can prevent ambiguity and clarify the writer's intent. Additional lesson topics: Periods and Other End Stops; The Proper Use Of The Period and Other End Marks 20 Total Points

Lesson 15 Video
Review Practice Worksheet: optional-Grammar_Punctuation_Wk_2.pdf
Assessment: Lesson 15 Exercise: Sentence Punctuation
Assessment: Lesson 15 Exam

Lesson 16. Comma Rules Simplified

Correct comma usage enhances readability by distinguishing between essential and additional sentence elements like clauses and phrases. The rules for commas vary slightly between formal and informal writing, requiring contextual awareness. Additional lesson topics: Comma Use Exercise 19 Total Points

Lesson 16 Video
Review 2 Practice Worksheets
Assessment: Lesson 16 Exam

Lesson 17. Apostrophes: Possessives, Plurals, and Contractions

The central purpose of apostrophes is to convey possession or form contractions, yet confusion arises as many writers incorrectly use them for plurals or muddle up similar terms like 'its' and 'it's.' Successful use involves recognizing their application in specific cases, such as with names ending in 's' and distinguishing between joint and separate ownership entities. Additional lesson topics: Apostrophe Rules; Apostrophe Use Exercise 22 Total Points

Lesson 17 Video
Assessment: Lesson 17 Exercise: Using Apostrophes
Assessment: Lesson 17 Exam

Lesson 18. Colons and Semicolons: Punctuation's Toolbelt

Colons are versatile punctuation marks that introduce lists, clarify sentences, and add dramatic emphasis to preceding statements, while also featuring prominently in formal writing and specific formats like time and bibliographies. Semicolons, on the other hand, create a stronger pause than commas, linking independent clauses and ensuring clarity within complex lists. Additional lesson topics: Commas vs. semicolons exercises; Semicolon and Colon Rules 8 Total Points

Lesson 18 Video
Assessment: Lesson 18 Exam

Lesson 19. Mastering Hyphens: A Comprehensive Guide to Proper Usage

Hyphen usage is essential in ensuring word clarity in English, facilitating smooth word division at line ends, and forming compound terms, particularly with capitalized beginnings. The evolving nature of language means rules are flexible and often necessitate dictionary consultation. Additional lesson topics: How to use Hypens in Your Writing; Hyphens 19 Total Points

Lesson 19 Video
Assessment: Lesson 19 Exercise: Hyphen Usage
Assessment: Lesson 19 Exam

Lesson 20. Quoting with Precision

Quotation marks are vital for clarity in writing, distinguishing dialogue from narrative and highlighting citations. They play a role in emphasis, irony, and indicating titles, while single quotes handle quotes within quotes. Additional lesson topics: Quotation mark exercises; Quotation Marks 8 Total Points

Lesson 20 Video
Review Practice Worksheet: optional-GrammarPunctuation_Wk_1.pdf
Assessment: Lesson 20 Exam

Lesson 21. Building Bridges with Sentences: From Tangled Mess to Literary Flow

Improving sentence flow involves using a mixture of sentence structures while maintaining relevance between ideas. Strategic use of conjunctions and phrases enhances readability, ensuring that sentences neither ramble nor sound disjointed. Additional lesson topics: Compound Subjects, Verbs, and Sentences; The Several Most Common Grammar and Mechanical Errors 30 Total Points

Lesson 21 Video
Review 6 Practice Worksheets
Complete: Lesson 21 Assignment
Complete: Lesson 21.2 Assignment

Lesson 22. Building Blocks of Writing: Understanding Paragraph Structure

A well-crafted paragraph effectively consolidates sentences that revolve around a single idea, enhancing the overall coherence of a document. Starting with a topic claim and fleshed out with supporting details, such paragraphs sometimes conclude by summarizing the primary theme. Additional lesson topics: Writing exercises for paragraph building; Several Essay Writing Tips; Paragraph Writing: How to Write a Good Paragraph 40 Total Points

Lesson 22 Video
Complete: Lesson 22.1 Assignment - Paragraph Writing
Complete: Lesson 22.2 Assignment - Paragraph Writing

Lesson 23. Mastering Different Paragraph Styles

Narrative paragraphs engage by telling a story, demanding a good opening and chronological unfolding of events, populated with descriptive details to bring the story to life. Descriptive paragraphs enrich narratives by appealing to the senses, providing vivid depictions of scenes, characters, or moments that create mental pictures for the reader. Additional lesson topics: Paragraph Writing Exercise; Seven Types of Paragraphs 45 Total Points

Lesson 23 Video
Complete: Lesson 23 Assignment - Narrative Paragraph
Complete: Lesson 23.2 Assignment - Descriptive Paragraph
Complete: Lesson 23.3 Assignment

Lesson 24. Infusing Emotion into Every Exchange

Effective dialogue acts as a window into character personalities and drives story progression, with varied word choice enhancing reader engagement beyond the mundane 'he said, she asked.' Study dialogue-rich literature and practice using realistic speech patterns to craft more believable and lively exchanges. Additional lesson topics: Seven Keys to Writing Good Dialogue 20 Total Points

Lesson 24 Video
Complete: Lesson 24 Assignment - Dialogue Writing

Lesson 25. Elevate Your Writing through Careful Revision

Writing requires a blend of creativity and meticulous critique, with proofreading and revising as crucial components. Effective editing asks you to consider aspects like organization, sentence structure, and audience-appropriate tone to polish your manuscript. 35 Total Points

Lesson 25 Video
Review 3 Practice Worksheets
Complete: Lesson 25 Assignment
Complete: Final Assignment - Three Paragraph Essay

Lesson 26. Essential Grammar References for the Curious Mind

To deepen your understanding of grammar and writing, explore a range of comprehensive guides like Warriner’s extensive coverage of essentials or Stilman’s detailed focus on tricky punctuation and political correctness. Each book offers unique advantages, such as Thurman's intuitive improvement methods or Truss's humorous approach to punctuation issues. 74 Total Points

Lesson discussions: Course Comments; Program Evaluation Follow-up Survey (End of Course)
Assessment: The Final Exam

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Learning Outcomes

By successfully completing this course, students will be able to:

Define the basic rules of spelling.
Recognize commonly misspelled words.
Demonstrate proper use of plural forms for names, compound words and numbers.
Recognize "ie" versus "ei" and other spelling dilemmas.
Define prefix and suffix rules.
Identify common prefixes and suffixes.
Define homonyms.
Identify subject and predicate and demonstrate using them properly.
Identify verb tenses and demonstrate using them properly.
Identify nouns and pronouns and demonstrate using them properly.
Identify adjectives and adverbs and demonstrate using them properly.
Identify the phrase and clause and use them correctly.
Identify and properly use periods, commas, apostrophes, colons, semicolons, hyphens, and quotation marks.
Refine your sentence writing, identify types of paragraphs and form paragraphs correctly.
Demonstrate correct writing of dialogue.
Proofread and revise your writing.
Demonstrate mastery of lesson content at levels of 70% or higher.

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Course Title: Writing Basics 101: Spelling, Grammar, Punctuation, Writing Structures

Course Number: 57700114

Lessons Rating: 4.26 / 5 Stars (23,268 votes)

Languages: English - United States, Canada and other English speaking countries

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Availability: You can take this course online in every U.S. state including California, Texas, Florida, New York, Pennsylvania, Illinois, Ohio, and Georgia. International availability includes English-speaking countries like Canada, Australia, the UK, and South Africa.

Last Updated: December 2023

CEU Value: 2.9 IACET CEUs (Continuing Education Units)

CE Accreditation: Universal Class, Inc. has been accredited as an Authorized Provider by the International Association for Continuing Education and Training (IACET).

Grading Policy: Earn a final grade of 70% or higher to receive an online/downloadable CEU Certification documenting CEUs earned.

Course Type: Self-Paced, Online Classes

Assessment Method: Lesson assignments and review exams

Instructor: Christopher McKenna

Syllabus: View Syllabus

Course Fee: $120.00 U.S. dollars

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Student Testimonials

"This course was great. My goal was to review the rules of grammar, punctuation and writing styles. This goal was reached and I relearned things I had forgotten. Instruction was great and feedback was awesome. Emails were answered quickly and I appreciated that so much. Thanks for offering this course." -- Johnna M.
"I really appreciated how the instructor took a second look at one of my grades on the lesson. I presented my case with solid reasoning and examples in reference to what I considered subjective. She was also very understanding and sympathetic to my certification deadline and graded ALL assignments timely." -- Lynnetta W.
"This courses was helpful to me and improved my English skills. The instructor was nice and also helpful." -- Fatoumata B.
"Great course, covered more than the basics, numerous exercises to build mastery. The best part is the feedback from the instructor on the writing assignments so you know how well you're doing and what kind of improvement you're making. Thank you for a great course!" -- Jason L.
"I've taken another course with Daphne before. I love her encouragement and the respect she gives with timely responses to emails or grading assignments." -- Lisa G.
"This course really was very helpful to me and the instructor was really good about answering all my questions." -- Heidi P.
"The instructor was very professional. I have been taking classes with the same instructor for four years in the row. I am very happy with her." -- George C.
"I like how you presented the material in a easy to read format. I like how you added writing prompts, to help me interact with the material I just learned. I liked how you used the quizzes to see how must information my brain retained from what I learned." -- Oksana B.
"I appreciate all of the work Daphne put forth. She was always there to answer questions, and grade lessons promptly." -- Peggy S.
"The teacher was excellent; it has been a while since I graduated with my bachelor's degree. I really needed to brush up on my English because I love to read." -- Nadine D.