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Grammatical rules & structures

02.05.23 Language rules Time to read: 2min

Split Infinitives – Definition And Examples

Split infinitives are a common phenomenon in academic writing and the realm of language rules. An infinitive refers to the fundamental form of a...

13.03.23 Language rules Time to read: 4min

Noncountable Nouns – Definition & Examples

Noncountable nouns, often referred to as mass or uncountable nouns, play a pivotal role in language rules. Unlike countable nouns, they don’t typically have...

05.02.23 Language rules Time to read: 4min

Dangling Modifier – Detection & Correction

A dangling modifier is a common grammatical error that occurs when a modifying phrase or word in a sentence is unclear or ambiguously linked...

26.12.22 Language rules Time to read: 5min

Subject-Verb Agreement — All Rules & Examples

Subject-verb agreement is a vital part of language rules, shaping the backbone of coherent English communication. It ensures that subjects and verbs coincide in...

31.10.22 Language 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 Language rules Time to read: 4min

Modifiers – Definition & How to Use Them Correctly

Modifiers are potent tools in academic writing, enhancing your work with detail and specificity. By understanding and applying the language rules associated with these...

19.10.22 Language rules Time to read: 3min

Phrasal Verbs – A Key to Dynamic English

Phrasal verbs, while often considered more casual, can still play a role in academic writing, contributing to the versatility and expressiveness of your language....