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Foundations

Verb & Preposition Usage (UK)

"Have got" or "have"? "Learnt" or "learned"? At the weekend or on the weekend — UK habits, sorted

Roger Fielding 9 min read
Foundations

Verb & Preposition Usage (UK)

"I've learnt my spellings" gets a tick — learn the UK verb and preposition habits behind it

Roger Fielding 9 min read
Foundations

How to Study Grammar Effectively

That vague plan to "sort out my grammar" finally becomes a routine you'll actually keep

Roger Fielding 11 min read
Foundations

How to Study Grammar Effectively

Ten minutes into "revising grammar" and already staring at the wall — a method that works

Roger Fielding 10 min read
Foundations

Grammar Learning Roadmap (UK)

Three reopened drafts later, here's how to make professional English sound like you meant it

Roger Fielding 7 min read
Foundations

Grammar Learning Roadmap (UK)

"Work on your grammar" isn't a plan — this roadmap shows what to fix first

Roger Fielding 8 min read
Common Errors

Why Do I Get Marked for "Me and Him Went" or "Between You and I"? (Pronoun Case)

Marked down for "me and him went" or "between you and I" — the fix that finally sticks

Roger Fielding 11 min read
Common Errors

Affect/Effect, Accept/Except, Principle/Principal

Circle after circle round "affect", or maybe "effect" — the three pairs that trip everyone up

Roger Fielding 9 min read
Common Errors

Fragments, Run-Ons & Comma Splices

Half a sentence circled in red, or a colleague's report missing every full stop — three fast fixes

Roger Fielding 11 min read
Common Errors

The Top 20 Common Errors Checklist

Just a quiet feeling something's off, no lecture wanted — twenty fixes worth knowing, no fluff attached

Roger Fielding 3 min read
Common Errors

Punctuation, Style & Myths — Which Problem?

Squiggle from the checker, and no clue if it's punctuation, style, or a myth — find your problem

Roger Fielding 2 min read
Common Errors

Sentence-Level Trouble — Which Problem?

You've read the sentence back three times and it still doesn't sit right — find what's actually wrong

Roger Fielding 2 min read