Category: spelling

Good grammar day! Today we’re going to discuss a few words that could have made you worried or even angry. We’re going to discover the word construction ‘y’all.’ ‘Y’all’ has still its the place in the dictionary. Y’all [jˈɔːl] is a simple contraction of you-all [ˈjuːɔːl] (according to the US dialect form) We use it to refer…

Good morning/ afternoon/ evening! I wish you the best school days! September is the best month to remember that you study English. Though school time is not the best of the best, there still will be comic strips by Mike Franklin with grammar.net. Today we’ll discover not only the malapropisms but the homonyms that sound completely the…

Before I was writing about the importance of correct grammar in cards, letters, and so on. Unfortunately, I find more grammar and vocabulary mistakes everywhere on the Internet. The essential goal of the correct writing and speech is to exchange the information with other speakers. Today I’ve read a quotation about the similar situation by…

The English language is old enough to make us wonder where do all its spelling and grammar rules come from, isn’t it? Nowadays we can easily study some particular points of the language history, but we do not always have enough time to do it. The most misspelled words in English are not pulled from…