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The correct answer is A. Grammar
Explanation:
The word mechanics in writing refers to the rules a person should consider when in written languages, this includes the use of capitalization (Inicial capital letter); spelling (correct writing of words) and punctuation (correctly use of comma, colon, period, etc). This implies mechanics deals with the rules in terms of the form instead of the content of a text and thus errors in mechanics include errors related to punctuation, spelling and/or capitalization. On the other hand, grammar equally the set of rules related to written and oral language and deal with how words and others such as punctuation marks are combined to form phrases, paragraphs, and texts. This implies mechanics are part of grammar as both mechanics and grammar cover the rules to write but grammar is wider as it deals with composition. In this way, if there are errors in the mechanics (capitalization, spelling, and punctuation) the writer should revise the grammar (set of rules to write) as both are connected and the aspects covered by mechanics are part of grammar.
