There are not many differences between American and British English grammar, especially when compared to other differences between British and American English like spelling, punctuation, …
There are two common mistakes that occur when it comes to using I, me, and myself. First is the incorrect use of ‘I’ instead of …
You are probably already familiar with direct questions, even if you don’t know them by that name. But what about indirect questions (also called embedded …
We use the verb ‘wish’ to talk about something that we would like to happen but that is impossible or highly unlikely. For example: “I …
Are you confused about word contractions: What they are, how to form them, and when you can and can’t use contractions in writing? These abbreviations …
Differentiating between apart vs a part can be tricky since they sound more or less the same when you’re speaking. However, it’s important to know …
It is important to learn English grammar if you want to communicate clearly and confidently, but it can be one of the most confusing parts …
What’s the difference between countable and uncountable nouns, and what grammar rules do you need to know to use them correctly? Also known as count and …
The words they’re, their and there may sound almost identical when spoken, but they have totally different meanings in English. However, because these words are homophones, it’s very common to …
Your and you’re are two of the most commonly confused words in English. It’s understandable, since both words sound the same, are spelled similary, and …
