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10 Common Grammar Myths Debunked
"Never start a sentence with and" — the rule your teacher taught you that isn't even true
How Sentences Work
Your reply reads back oddly, though nothing's technically wrong — here's the missing piece
How Sentences Work
One red word — "fragment" — under your best line, and no idea what it means
What Is a Clause?
Dangling at the start of your email, that "although" — comma, rescue, or leave it be
What Is a Clause?
A circled bit of your sentence, labelled "fragment" — here's what was actually missing
What Is a Phrase?
"Following our conversation last Thursday" sat oddly on the page — here's what phrases are doing
What Is a Phrase?
Every word looked right, yet "phrase" got circled anyway — here's what your teacher really meant
What Are the Parts of Speech?
Halfway through a Friday rewrite, something feels clunky — the word classes behind it
What Are the Parts of Speech?
A proud paragraph comes back covered in scrawl — here's what all those labels actually mean