English Language Blog – Page 12 of 27 – Grammar Check

Brazilian is the correct spelling to represent people from the country of Brazil. This South American country is known for it’s lively culture and beautiful terrain. Many writers incorrectly use the spelling “Brasillian”. The word Brazilian can be used as a noun or adjective in your writing. In this post, we will give you several … Read more

There’s a lot of confusion about the differences between syntax and grammar, but they are actually two different things. Syntax is the set of rules that govern how words are put together to create a sentence, while grammar is the set of rules that govern how words are used in a language. Understanding the difference … Read more

If you are a stickler for grammar, then you know using the wrong tense is a major no-no. Changing the verb tense incorrectly can completely change the meaning of a sentence and confuse your audience. Take the word “burned” for example. Was the wood “burnt” or “burned”? In this post, we’ll teach you exactly how … Read more

Valentine’s Day is one of the most popular holidays in the United States. Cards, teddy bears, cards, and heart-shaped candy is what make this holiday so special. However, what is the correct spelling? In this post, we’ll teach you how to spell valentine’s day plus some tips for this special day! Which Is The Correct … Read more

The words lense and lens are commonly confused amongst new and experienced writers a like. But which spelling is correct? In this post, we will compare these two spellings & explain why lens is the correct spelling. Read on to learn the spelling, definition, part of speech and popularity of the word lens. Which Spelling … Read more

Everyone has heard of irony and coincidence. However, many people don’t realize that they are actually using these terms incorrectly. There’s a big difference between irony and coincidence, but most people use the words interchangeably. In this post, we’ll break down the main differences between irony and coincidence and why it matters What Is Irony? … Read more

Irony and sarcasm are two words that are often confused for each other. However, there is a big difference between the two. In fact, many people think that these two terms are the same thing! In this article, we will explore the difference between irony and sarcasm and how to use them correctly. We will … Read more

It’s a question that has plagued people for years…is it pronounced “kar-mel” or “kar-ah-mel”? While it might seem like both options are correct, there is a specific way to pronounce this delicious candy. In fact, caramel & carmel have completely different meanings. In this post, we’ll help clear up the confusion between these two words … Read more

Holiday season is the best time of the year for so many of us. But with Holiday season comes sending greeting cards to all our many friends and family. There are a few common grammar mistakes that people make in greeting cards. In this article, we’ll specifically highlight how to use the term “from our … Read more

The phrase “including but not limited to” is a commonly used expression that is used to provide examples without restricting the scope of the statement. This saying is most commonly used in legal documents, contracts, and other forms of formal documents. It is most commonly used to emphasize the most important examples in a long … Read more