A must for writers with great visual presentation. 🙂
Copyblogger and BlueGlass have created this awesome infographic with some common grammar mistakes, and how to avoid them. Enjoy!
My children’s book, Runaway Smile, is mercifully free of grammar goofs. Don’t believe me? Read it for free and find out for yourself!
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chrismcmullen 
Here’s another mixup I see frequently: passed for past. He went past the car (correct: past is an adverb). The car passed. (correct: verb)
That’s just plain wrong!
Colorfully wrong is much more exciting. 🙂
Thank you for adding to the list. 🙂