Grammar

Language is like a toolbox. Inside, you’ll find nuts, bolts, gears, and levers that—when put together—bring meaning to life. One of the most…

English grammar can be tricky, especially when it comes to modal verbs and negations. One common question learners face is: Should we say…

Language has a funny way of surprising us. Have you ever been in a conversation and suddenly heard someone say “idear” instead of “idea”? It…

Language is full of expressions that say much more than the literal words suggest. One of these expressions is “I feel myself.” Depending on…

English learners (and even native speakers) often stumble when deciding between “seen” and “saw.” Both words come from the irregular verb “to…

Language is full of colorful idioms that carry deeper meanings beyond their literal words. One such fascinating phrase is “keep under wraps.”…

Language can be tricky. Some words sound almost identical but carry very different meanings. That’s exactly the case with “assistance” and…

Language is full of words that seem like twins but carry nuances that make them unique. Two such words are “approbation” and “approval.” At…

Language is alive. It evolves, adapts, and often confuses us with subtle differences that carry historical, cultural, and stylistic…

English learners and even seasoned writers often stumble over one small but tricky choice: should you use “strived” or “strove” as the past…