• Avoid big words and pompous diction (1)     
• Avoid big words and pompous diction (2)     
• Avoid big words and pompous diction (3)     
• Avoid big words and pompous diction (4)     
• Avoid big words and pompous diction (5)     
• Avoid double negatives     
• Avoid doublets and triplets     
• Avoid dummy subjects     
• Avoid hidden verbs (nominalization)     
• Avoid legalese and jargon (1)     
• Avoid legalese and jargon (2)     
• Avoid legalese and jargon (3)     
• Avoid legalese and jargon (4)     
• Avoid legalese and jargon (5)     
• Avoid legalese and jargon (6)     
• Avoid legalese and jargon (7)         
• Avoid legalese and jargon (8)     
• Avoid legalese and jargon (9)     
• Avoid legalese and jargon (10)     
• Avoid legalese and jargon (11)     
• Avoid legalese and jargon (12)     
• Avoid legalese and jargon (13)     
• Avoid legalese and jargon (14)     
• Avoid legalese and jargon (15)     
• Avoid legalese and jargon (16)     
• Avoid redundant modifiers     
• Avoid wordiness (basis, manner, fashion, and way)     
• Omit unnecessary words (“of,” “to,” “on,’ and other prepositions)
• Use short, simple words (1)     
• Use short, simple words (2)     
• Use short, simple words (3)     
• Use short, simple words (4)     
• Use short, simple words (5)     
• Use short, simple words (6)     
• Use short, simple words (7)     
• Use short, simple words (8)
• Use single words instead of phrases (1)     
• Use single words instead of phrases (2)     

Quizzes created by Atty. Gerry T. Galacio; also available interactive quizzes with automatic scoring on (1) avoiding redundancies; (2) Before and After examples; and (3) reviewers on legalese and their Plain English / Plain Language equivalents. Please read Plain Language / Plain English for government offices and private companies in the Philippines (definitions, principles, measurable benefits, countries that have adopted Plain Language, before and after examples, etc.).