An adjunct is a type of adverbial, which is an adverb, clause (adverbial clause) or phrase (adverbial phrase) that can modify an adjective, verb or an entire sentence. Adverbials come in four types: adverbial complements, conjuncts, disjuncts, and adjuncts. Adjuncts offer information on the central idea and meaning of a sentence but will not disturb…

Colons! Semicolons! These little devices should not send icicles down your spine; as the infographic will show you, they have different uses and are not difficult to work with.

English is riddled with words from other languages, as if some of our own don’t give us enough trouble! This article and infographic address ten regularly-used words that can give folks fits when trying to spell them.

If you have trouble with any of these words, you are not alone. Misspellings of these ten words are rampant; hopefully, this article and the infographic will help.

What do dogs, horses and light bulbs have in common? They are “countable nouns.” This infographic explores countable and uncountable nouns.