Do you sometimes wonder whether you need its or it's in a sentence? Do you find yourself pausing before hitting the comma button on your keyboard, doubting whether you need one there or not? If so, help is here! It's easier than you think to master the basic, real-world grammar you need to know in order to write a great memo, blog post, cover letter, or other communication. Review the basic parts of speech and how to use them, clarify the comma situation, and watch your confidence grow. Lisa Napell Dicksteen has been a writer and editor for over 25 years. Her writing has appeared in The New York Times, Brides, and numerous other publications. She has a master's degree in teaching secondary English and years of experience working with students of all ages. Banish embarrassing errors forever, and learn to present yourself in the best possible way in written communication. NOTE: This course will be offered via Zoom. Register now and then the day before class the instructor will send you the link to attend. Look for an email with "CFU Zoom class:" in the subject line. A good internet connection and a computer or device with a camera and mic are needed.

Class time is in MT. Good internet connection and a laptop or device with camera and mic is needed. You should download Zoom in advance of class it is free to install, https://zoom.us/download. Look for an email from your instructor with the subject line CFU Zoom class for the link. Be ready to log on and join the meeting 5-10 minutes prior to the class start time so you will be ready when class begins. If you have trouble using the link, just go to Zoom.us, click "Join a Meeting" and enter the meeting ID provided in the instructor's email.

Fee Breakdown

Category	Description	Amount
Course Fee (Basic)	Non-Member	$ 46.00