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A Ranking of The Top 75 Misused Similar Words That Business Communication Students Confuse Most Often

The correct use of English grammar has long presented a problem to students and puzzled instructors of writing courses from English to journalism to business who are concerned about how to better teach this troublesome segment of the English language. Regardless of the amount or kind of basic English writing instruction, many students are weak in this area. Instructors across the curriculum grapple with the need to include more grammar instruction but often face limited