Improve your grammar knowledge with these helpful articles that will enhance your writing and accuracy.
Learn how to check and correct your grammar usage and polish your writing before you publish your articles, blog posts, or your new book.
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Punctuation problems are usually the most ignored grammar aspect when it comes to writing. Yet, it might make you look really unprofessional in the eyes of your readers. In some cases, they may just fail to understand you well. Learn the most crucial punctuation mistakes and take all the necessary steps to avoid them. 1.…
The present perfect tense and its aspects are used more often in British English than in US English. It is one of the subtle distinctions between the two most spoken forms of English. This is why it is important for a writer or author to be careful. You need to maintain a consistent grammatical form,…
US English Has Never Really Been (Present) Perfect, Has It? Read More »
Writters? Yes, the title of this post should read, writers who should have done a free grammar check. But it caught your attention, didn’t it? An English grammar checker is essential as grammar and spelling errors can never be excused in any form of writing. As readers of my blog know, I am an unrelenting…
Writters Who Should Of Done A Free Spelling And Grammar Check Read More »
If you are a new writer or author, never rely on a grammar checker. It seems easy to correct writing mistakes with all the terrific online writing tools and correctors that we all use today. However, none of them are perfect. Even if you pay for a premium version, there will be certain errors, typos,…
10 Reasons Why You Can Never Rely On Your Grammar And Spell Checker Read More »
Did you say writing is easy? The grammar police will know that this post’s title and first line contain a clumsy error. I used it because I see this phrase often online. It highlights how easy it is for an author or writer to type a bio on Twitter or Facebook too quickly and, in…
Who Said Writing Is Easy? It’s Not As Simple As You Think Read More »
Can a collective noun use a singular or plural verb form? In some cases, collective nouns can take either singular or plural verbs. But it depends on which form of English you are using. The United States and Great Britain are two countries separated by a common language. When is there a choice of…
With A Collective Noun Do You Use A Singular Or Plural Verb Form? Read More »
Something for Star Wars grammar lovers. There is nothing better than a little inverted Yoda grammar to get the purists’ teeth gnashing. The fantastic infographic below gives a few examples of Yoda speak, which I have to admit I love. From inverted word order, or inversion, to dropping auxiliaries, moving modifiers, all the way through…
Star Wars Grammar By Yoda – A Delight For All You Grammar Lovers Read More »
