While the Type 2 errors don't have the "do or die" importance of the Type 1 errors, learning about them and avoiding them in your writing will make you sound more educated and will give what you have to say more weight. That means you'll be more convincing, and your readers will be more impressed with you and with your message. Who doesn't want that?
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Type II |
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Pronoun case errors |
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Disagreement of pronoun and antecedent |
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Verb tense sequence errors |
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Faulty parallelism |
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Use of second person in formal essay |