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Grammatical rules & structures
02.05.23 Grammatical rules & ... Time to read: 2min

Split Infinitives – Definition and Examples

Split infinitives are not an uncommon phenomenon in academic writing. It is a widely spread myth that using them in a sentence structure is...
13.03.23 Grammatical rules & ... Time to read: 4min

Noncountable Nouns – Definition & Examples

Using noncountable nouns correctly is essential when writing essays for college or university. In this article, you’ll learn what noncountable nouns are and how...
05.02.23 Grammatical rules & ... Time to read: 4min

Dangling Modifier – Examples & How to Fix It

Dangling modifiers are a type of grammatical error in which a modifier is written in a way that is unclear to which noun it...
26.12.22 Grammatical rules & ... Time to read: 5min

Subject-Verb Agreement — All Rules & Examples

This article is a guide for college and university students to write clear and accurate academic essays. When writing a paper, the student should...
31.10.22 Grammatical rules & ... Time to read: 4min

Misplaced Modifier – How to Avoid & Fix Them

Misplaced modifier are grammatical modifiers, which are positioned improperly within a sentence. This can often result in situations where it is ambiguous what part...
22.10.22 Grammatical rules & ... Time to read: 4min

Modifiers – Definition & How to Use Them Correctly

Modifiers are words, phrases, or clauses, which have the functionality of an adjective or adverb, and are used to modify the meaning of a...
19.10.22 Grammatical rules & ... Time to read: 3min

Phrasal Verbs – Definition and Guide

This post explains what a phrasal verb is. You will also find common usage examples. Phrasal Verbs – In a Nutshell Phrasal verbs are very common...
03.05.21 Grammatical rules & ... Time to read: 6min

Phrasal Verbs – Learn To Use Them Right!

Do you ever wonder why ESL teachers and lecturers put more emphasis on phrasal verbs? Well, the answer is very simple; if you want...