Field Notes
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Quantifiers: Some, Any, Much, Many…
"Are there any snacks?" you texted — learn when to use some, any, much and many
Parts of SpeechDemonstrative Determiners
"This documents" or "these documents"? The demonstrative slip that changes with the noun
Parts of SpeechDemonstrative Determiners
You've said "this" or "that" today without thinking — see how these pointing words really work
Parts of SpeechPossessive Determiners
"Your keys" or "you're keys"? Untangling possessive determiners from their sound-alikes
Parts of SpeechPossessive Determiners
A worksheet blank where "whose" should be — learn how possessive words fill that gap
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