Coordinating, Subordinating, and Correlative Conjunctions: The Full Map
Learn all three types of conjunctions — coordinating, subordinating, and correlative — with rules, examples, and practice for exams.
Sentence Structure, Clauses
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How to Choose the Correct Tense in Error Spotting
Learn how to choose the correct tense in error spotting using time markers, sequence clues, aspect meaning, examples, and quick practice.
Tenses, Advanced Grammar
Countable and Uncountable Nouns: The Advanced Rules and Exceptions
Master countable and uncountable nouns — advanced rules, dual-meaning nouns, quantifiers, and exceptions for exams and writing.
Nouns and Pronouns, Subject-Verb Agreement
Dangling Modifiers: The Funny Grammar Error in Sentences
Learn dangling modifiers in English grammar: why opening phrases must clearly connect to the subject, with examples, exam traps, corrections, and practice.
English Grammar, Writing Skills
Defining vs Non-Defining Relative Clauses: The Comma Rule
Learn the difference between defining and non-defining relative clauses, when to use commas, which relative pronouns to choose, and how to avoid common errors.
Confusing Words, Exam Grammar
When to Use "The": The Article Rule Explained with Easy Examples
Master the definite article "the" — when to use it, when to skip it, and the logic behind specific vs general reference.
Articles, Grammar Foundations
Determiners and Quantifiers: A Deep Guide to "Few," "A Few," "Little," "A Little"
Master determiners and quantifiers — few, a few, little, a little, much, many, and more — with clear rules on countability, meaning, and exam traps.
Articles and Determiners, Exam Grammar
Double Negatives: Why I Don't Know Nothing Is Wrong
Learn double negatives in standard English: why sentences like I don't know nothing are wrong, how to correct them, and how to solve exam questions.
English Grammar, Writing Skills