Field Notes

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Foundations

Subject–Verb Agreement (US)

You type your answer and something feels off — here's how to make subjects and verbs match

Samantha Callahan 8 min read
Foundations

Subject–Verb Agreement (UK)

"Verb doesn't agree with subject" in the margin again — here's how to finally fix that

Roger Fielding 8 min read
Foundations

Verb & Preposition Usage (US)

"I've gotten so much better" gets a shrug — here's what's really going on with tricky verbs

Samantha Callahan 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

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)

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

Roger Fielding 8 min read
Parts of Speech

Every Word Has a Job

Start here — meet the word jobs before you dive into each one

Roger Fielding 11 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

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

Roger Fielding 10 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)

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

Roger Fielding 11 min read