Common mistake (R) instead of ®
Common Mistakes in English Grammar
Mistake 1: Using (R) instead of ®
One common mistake in English writing is using (R) instead of the registered trademark symbol ®. This mistake often occurs when individuals are trying to indicate that a word, phrase, or logo is a registered trademark.
For example, instead of writing "Nike(R)", the correct way to indicate a registered trademark is by using the symbol, like this: "Nike®".
Did you mean ®?
If you intended to use the registered trademark symbol but mistakenly wrote (R) instead, the correct symbol to use is ®. By using the correct symbol, you ensure that your writing follows proper grammar and adheres to trademark guidelines.
Linguix grammar checker can help you catch and fix this common mistake by offering suggestions and corrections for incorrect usage of trademark symbols in your writing.
(R) instead of ® mistake examples
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Incorrect:Windows (R)Correct:Windows ®
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Correct:These are Richard Burr (D) and Kay Hagan (R).
