Foundations

Subject–Verb Agreement (US)

The cursor hovers over Send while “the team is” or “are” quietly argues with itself — settled here

Samantha Callahan 9 min read Foundations

Subject–Verb Agreement (UK)

You weigh “the team are” against “the team is” before hitting send — the UK answer, clarified

Roger Fielding 8 min read Foundations

Verb & Preposition Usage (US)

“I've gotten the report” — is got secretly correct too? the American verb quirks, sorted

Samantha Callahan 10 min read 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

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

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 Parts of Speech

The Jobs Words Do

The lay of the land before nouns and verbs — so you can see why a sentence sags

Roger Fielding 11 min read Parts of Speech

The Parts of Speech — Complete Guide

Every article in the Parts of Speech pillar, mapped. Start with the opener below.

Roger Fielding 1 min read 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

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

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 (US)

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

Samantha Callahan 7 min read