#grammar

​Title: 5 Common Grammar Mistakes People Make in Everyday Writing (And How to Fix Them)

Writing clearly and correctly is key to making a great impression, whether you are drafting an email, writing a blog post, or preparing…

Remembering the Grammar We Learned in School

Language Has Many Forms. Human Fluency and AI Fluency Come From Different Processes.

The Limits of Labeling: Why South Asian Languages May Force a Rethinking of Minimalist Syntax

Toward a Theory of Feature Inheritance and Phase Architecture in Head-Final Grammars

İngilizce Bağlaçlar Nasıl Kullanılır? Metni ve Konuşmayı Akıcı Kılan Geçiş İfadeleri

İngilizce bağlaçlar, cümleleri birbirine bağlamanın ötesinde bir işlev görüyor: düşüncenin mantığını görünür kılıyor. Doğru bağlaç…

What Can Rank-Shifting Teach Us About the Clause-Phrase Distinction?

Why the “finite verb” rule is not enough to explain English grammar

Avoid These Common Adverb Mistakes

Students are often confused by these rules.

The Architecture of English Grammar

Understanding the Parts of Speech in English

Why Polish Language Cases Feel So Hard

A simple way to understand Polish cases without getting overwhelmed

Beyond Universal Grammar (UG)

Representational Optimization as the Hidden Constant of Human Language

Two Pronoun Rules Adults Always Break

Here are the mistakes English-speaking adults make the most.

Is there a free Grammarly alternative that actually works for non-native English speakers?

Grammarly’s free tier catches basic typos but misses context-dependent errors — which is exactly where non-native speakers struggle most…

Uroutro na: Let’s Stop Misrepresenting Languages with Misrepresented Analyses

Okay, breathe in.

The Ultimate Guide To Nouns

Here are all of the basic rules of noun usage.

I Write 40 Messages a Day on My iPhone. This keyboard help me sounds better in all of them.

I send somewhere between 35 and 50 messages on my iPhone every single day. Work emails. Slack replies. Client follow-ups. A few texts that…

Different Types of Prepositions — and the Extra Words None of Them Need

PLUS the preposition-at-the-end-of-a-sentence debate

Mood in English Grammar: Meaning, Definition, Types, and Illustrations

Understanding How Verbs Express Facts, Commands, and Wishes in English.

A Preposition is a Bad Thing to End a Sentence On

This Is a Myth You Shouldn’t Fall For

Regional uses of the expression: Parece que + Subjunctif

*Uses of the expression: Parece que… ** Today is June 10, 2026. This is a post inspired after some interactions with Year 12 and the…

Considering Conditional Sentences

Including the different types and how to punctuate them correctly

How NOT to Write for Medium

for Questionality or any other pub

Modern Linguistics Has Forgotten One of Its Greatest Ancestors

What Patañjali & Bhartṛhari Can Still Teach Us about Language, Mind & Meaning?

Why Norwegian “på” Can’t Be Translated

How To Use Prepositions and Prepositional Phrases (With Examples)

A quick lesson on prepositions and prepositional phrases.

Don’t Be So Possessive

Why can’t inexperienced writers let plural nouns alone to do their job. The nouns just want to describe two or more people, places, or…

Don’t Be So Possessive

Why can’t inexperienced writers let plural nouns alone to do their job. The nouns just want to describe two or more people, places, or…

Ambiguity of a Sentence in the Bible

Grammar of “Do not store up for yourselves treasures on earth …”

Writing and the Grammar Police: The Art of Correction, ENG 4723 / 5723, PART 3

Beyond Grammar : Composition Pedagogy

Why English Sentences Always Need a Subject and a Predicate

A complete sentence needs both parts.

Spelling Is Hard Because Of This Historical Period

“The Great Vowel Shift” made English spelling more difficult and confusing.

How To Use Do and Does (With Examples)

Learn when to use each word.

How I Scored 98/100 in ISC Class 12 Boards Without Studying 12 Hours a Day

Board exams have a strange way of making students feel like their entire future depends on a few sheets of paper. During Class 12, I…

Simple Way To Explain Nouns, Verbs, and Adjectives To Kids

Here’s an easy exercise to teach grammar.

The Infinite Policeman — Preliminary Movement

We have discussed the subject of grammatical infinities in some previous articles, and how the sentence Police Police Police Police could…

How Polish Is Different from English

Why your English logic stops working in Polish

Teaching Kids About Subjects and Predicates

I taught subjects, predicates and the different types of sentences.

A Comparative Study of the Syntactic and Grammatical Structures of English and Pashto

Exploring the similarities and differences between English and Pashto language sentence structures

Syntax and Grammatical Functions in English and Pashto

Introduction

Saraiki Syntax and Phrase Structure: A Comprehensive Linguistic Study

What Is Grammar and Syntax? Understanding Their Differences, Similarities, and Importance.

Language is one of the most important tools humans use in daily life. Through language, people express emotions, share ideas, communicate…

Commas Made Simple

These three easy rules can solve most comma problems.

Is Grammarly Worth It Compared to Other Grammar Checkers?

In 2026, writing is an essential skill, whether you’re communicating in the workplace, in academic settings, or on social media. Grammar…

“I” Is Not the Problem: Why First Person Can Make Some Essays Better in 2026

For years, students were taught a simple rule: never use I in academic writing.

The Minimalist Reconfiguration of the Faculty of Language

Beyond Universal Grammar

From Parsers to AI: Why ANTLR and GBNF Are Becoming the Backbone of Structured LLM Applications

Large Language Models can generate convincing text, write code, and answer complex questions. However, in real-world systems, free-form…

Grammar Through the Ages

From clay tablets to neural oscillations: Grammar has always been the map of the human mind!

Participles in Real Life

A practical guide to using participles clearly and correctly in everyday English

A Villanelle on Deictic and Anaphoric Pronouns

Deixis and the Chain of Reference

Gerunds and the Language of Experience

Understanding how English transforms action into expression through one of its most subtle grammatical forms

The Language of Intention

Exploring Infinitives in Everyday Life and Human Expression

Perfect Continuous Tenses

The Flow of Time Through Ongoing Completion