Enjoy our collection of blogposts regarding spelling and grammar topics in the English language
For those people wondering how to tell the differences between where vs. were, wear and we’re, check out this helpful article. Find out how to be able to tell which of the word to use properly and when.
What’s a noun? What does it do? How can I distinguish it from other words? All these questions will be answered after reading this article. Check out what you need to know about nouns to use them properly.
This article provides a quick overview of the word classes of the English language. Get a quick overview with examples for each of the eight (sometimes nine) parts of speech we distinguish in English.
The it’s vs. its – grammar rule explained in this article goes into detail about why so many people often mistake using one for the other. Find out the best way possible to help you avoid doing so and making sure you always choose the right one.
50 synonyms for “talking” – Learn how to sound more proficient and display the style of speaking for your characters and descriptions even better than before!
Many people wonder what colloquialisms are even though they use them everyday. If you have no idea what they are, then take a look at this guide which explains it all thoroughly. Also, find out when it is right to use them and when it is not.
Many people have problems trying to determine the difference between burned vs. burnt and which one to use. This helpful guide shows you how to be able to discern between the two words correctly and easily. The answers, will no doubt surprise you.
Don’t miss reading all of these important facts and history of the English language. Find answers to questions about the origin and reasons for the changes in one of the most popular languages in the world today.
For those looking to tell the difference between homonyms, homophones and homographs, check out this guide. Find out how to be able to tell which word means what and the tricks to help you tell them apart.
For those having trouble choosing between the words principle vs. principal and which to use, the following article explains them both. See how to easily tell these two similar sounding words apart, and how to choose the correct one each time.
