“Rebel With a Clause” celebrates the improbable cross-country journey of a woman who gently imparts grammar rules to strangers ... myth that made its way into English via Latin, but English ...

Ellen Jovin has toured her fold-out table across all 50 states, answering strangers’ grammar questions. Her goal? To bring ...

Language experts point out that certain sentence constructs using 'because' or 'why' can veer off into questionable ...

Grammar topics include present tenses, the present perfect continuous, the past perfect, zero conditionals, reported speech, relative clauses, passive voice, intensifiers and much, much more.

Grammar topics include present simple and present continuous tenses, the present perfect, prepositions, relative clauses, modal verbs, adjectives, the first conditional, phrasal verbs and much ...

They may sound innocuous to you, but please don’t throw around these seemingly innocent words and phrases that have horrible ...

One of the pleasures of writing is being able to share not only information and ideas, but also one's feelings. But those are ...

Get those pens, pencils, journals, or laptops ready. Whether you’re a professional or a budding writer, the Islanders Write free March workshops have something for you. Event producer Kate Feiffer ...

So many things to consider if Canada does indeed bend to the threats of Donald Trump about annexation and our beloved country becomes the 51st U.S. state: – Do we have to kill the beaver and adopt the ...

Use commas before "and," "or," "but" in two-sentence sentences (when the coordinate conjunction joins two main clauses): Half received drug treatment ... Not using hyphens will help you to avoid noun ...

Do you ever get confused between “lie” and “lay,” particularly in the past tense? How about the proper time to use “who” and “whom”? Does trying to explain past participles make your brain cells go on ...