Infographics on Grammar (Grammar Cheat Sheets)

By Catia Shattuck

infographics on grammar

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Looking for some infographics that’ll help you with grammar while writing? Here are some cool infographics on grammar topics tthat will help even experienced author with those tricky grammar questions.. This is a great way to learn important grammar rules at a glance.

Avoiding Weak Words in Writing

Infographic on weak words

Read more about avoiding weak words in this blog post.

“Lay” or “Lie”?

Infographic on lay versus lie

Read a more thorough explanation on the differences between “lay” and “lie” in this blog post.

“I” or “Me”?

Infographic on I versus Me

Read a more about using “me” and “I” in this blog post.

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Catia Shattuck

I am a copyeditor and a typesetter of print books, and have been editing and typesetting (using InDesign) for fifteen years. As the executive editor at Book Cave, I enjoy helping authors be successful, and I only get interrupted a little bit (ha!) by my way-too-smart-for-his-own-good four-year-old and my cute one-year-old.