Have you ever wondered what the differences between clauses and phrases are? If so, take a look at this very useful guide which shows you many examples and details to help you tell them apart.
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.
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.
Punctuation is an important and valuable part of our everyday writing. Here, we have gathered all our previously written articles about all kinds of punctuation marks, their proper usage and other rules that apply when using a comma, period, exclamation mark, apostrophe and more.
Every person who wants to become a better writer should take at look at these very helpful 7 tools to make you a better writer guide. See some of the most useful, helpful apps and tools available for writers who want to improve their skills and get better.
The proper use of a hyphen is not hard. Check out these easy rules and examples and learn how to hyphenate words correctly.
Brackets are used in many different fields like mathematics, linguistics, programming – and also in writing. Find out about the four “main types” of brackets and which are important for you and your writing!
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.
Do you know when and how to use a colon and what other rules of grammar have to be taken into account when using a colon? Check out this quick overview on how to properly use a colon.
