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Possessive Determiners
A worksheet blank where "whose" should be — learn how possessive words fill that gap
Parts of SpeechPrepositions of Time, Place & Movement (UK)
In, on, at, by — the tiny words that carry all the weight in a UK sentence
Parts of SpeechPrepositions of Time, Place & Movement (UK)
"I'll meet you to the park" — spot the tiny preposition mistake and fix it fast
Parts of SpeechPrepositions of Time, Place & Movement (US)
"On Tuesday" or "in Tuesday"? The tiny prepositions that trip up even fluent writers
Parts of SpeechPrepositions of Time, Place & Movement (US)
Texting weekend plans and unsure about in, on, or at — nail every preposition
Parts of SpeechUK vs US Prepositions — Comparison
"Different to" (UK) or "different from" (US)? The transatlantic preposition divide, sorted
Parts of SpeechPrepositional Phrases
"With the manager" or "in the meeting"? Spotting what a phrase actually describes
Parts of SpeechPrepositional Phrases
"The man walked the dog in a yellow jumper" — work out who's wearing it
Parts of SpeechDependent Prepositions
"Responsible for" or "responsible of"? The fixed pairings native speakers never question
Parts of SpeechDependent Prepositions
"I'm interested on space" sounds a bit off — learn which preposition really belongs there
Parts of SpeechCoordinating & Correlative Conjunctions
"And" at 4:55 on a Friday: when a comma saves your sentence, when it doesn't
Parts of SpeechCoordinating & Correlative Conjunctions
Two short sentences joined with "and" — learn to link them without the comma trap