Parts of Speech

What Is a Noun?

Editing a CV, or emailing a landlord about a noisy neighbour — what actually counts as a noun

Roger Fielding 9 min read Parts of Speech

What Is a Noun?

"Underline the nouns" freezes you mid-exam — learn exactly what a noun is and how to spot one

Roger Fielding 9 min read Parts of Speech

Countable & Uncountable Nouns

Typing 'some informations' at 4:55 on a Friday — the split that quietly runs your whole sentence

Roger Fielding 9 min read Parts of Speech

Countable & Uncountable Nouns

"Two informations" gets a red line — learn which nouns can be counted, and which can't

Roger Fielding 9 min read Parts of Speech

Noun Plurals (UK)

Two draft's by Friday, sent then reread with a wince — the plural rules that actually hold up

Roger Fielding 10 min read Parts of Speech

Noun Plurals (UK)

"Two mouses" gets circled in red — learn the plural rules that actually make sense

Roger Fielding 10 min read Parts of Speech

Noun Plurals (US)

Thank you for all the feedbacks — your cursor hangs, and here's why that -s never belongs

Samantha Callahan 7 min read Parts of Speech

Noun Plurals (US)

"Mouse" should become "mouses," right? Wrong — learn the plural rules that actually work

Samantha Callahan 7 min read Parts of Speech

Showing Possession & Apostrophes (UK)

About to send an important email when the apostrophe suddenly refuses to sit where you put it

Roger Fielding 10 min read Parts of Speech

Showing Possession & Apostrophes (UK)

"The dogs lead" comes back marked wrong — learn exactly where that tiny apostrophe goes

Roger Fielding 11 min read Parts of Speech

Showing Possession & Apostrophes (US)

Last weeks report, hovering over that missing apostrophe — singular, plural, and every owner in between, settled

Samantha Callahan 9 min read Parts of Speech

Showing Possession & Apostrophes (US)

"My friends house is huge" comes back with an apostrophe added — learn where it goes

Samantha Callahan 9 min read