Grammar
Do you know how to conjugate a verb?
Verb conjugations may seem scary, but there are predictable rules to follow. At least with regular verbs.
Grammar
Verb conjugations may seem scary, but there are predictable rules to follow. At least with regular verbs.
Grammar
Let’s look at what happens to our brains as we grow up that makes it so challenging to learn a foreign language.
Grammar
Here are some of the most common phrases that people say wrong — see how many you get right!
Grammar
Many words you use every day have been touched by Greek or Latin. A huge portion of our English vocabulary starts off with a Latin or Greek prefix.
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Your favorite writers have some advice for you. Scroll through these quotes to get your creative juices flowing so you can start (or finish) the story of your dreams.
Grammar
All homographs hold different meanings and the same spelling, but depending on their pronunciation, they’re either heteronyms or homonyms.
Grammar
A style guide is basically a glossary of rules to follow when writing. It establishes guidelines for how to write numbers, titles, addresses, punctuation, and anything else that could vary.
Grammar
Infinitives are the basic forms of verbs. To sit, to eat, to think. But when the infinitive isn’t partnered with to, it’s called a bare infinitive.
Grammar
It would be nice to have a simple, well-rounded rule for using colons and semicolons, but alas, there isn’t one. Let's look at the rules for colons and semicolons.
Grammar
If fewest and least mean the same thing, why can’t we use them the same way? Is there really any difference between them?
Grammar
There are lots of super common abbreviations that go way back to ancient Latin origins. Here’s what they are – and what they stand for.
Grammar
Irregular verbs. These grammar anomalies have been lurking under your nose for years, and we’re finally going to highlight what they are and how to spot ‘em.