#Grammar Foundations — Grammar By Edumynt

The Difference Between "A" and "An" That Most Students Forget

The real rule behind a vs an — it's about sound, not spelling. Learn with examples, exceptions, and common exam traps.

Affect vs effect — the verb-noun rule, the rare exceptions, and a simple trick to get it right every time.

Between vs among — the simple two-vs-many rule, the exceptions with "between" for more than two, and common errors.

Master the definite article "the" — when to use it, when to skip it, and the logic behind specific vs general reference.

Fewer vs less explained clearly — countable vs uncountable, the supermarket sign debate, and when the rule bends.

Good is an adjective; well is usually an adverb. Learn the rule, the health exception, and why "I feel good" vs "I feel well" both work.

Master in, on, at for time and place — the general-to-specific rule with clear examples and common errors.

Learn when to use much vs many, how countable and uncountable nouns determine the choice, and the exceptions in questions and negatives.

When to use some vs any in statements, questions, and negatives — the simple rule and its important exceptions.

Then vs than — one letter apart, completely different meanings. Learn the time-vs-comparison rule with examples.

Which vs that — the restrictive vs non-restrictive clause rule, comma usage, and when the choice changes meaning.

Who vs whom made simple — the he/him trick, when to use each, and why whom is disappearing from everyday English.