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Grammar’s relationship with English? It’s complicated. These explanations on rules, guidelines, and many exceptions, demystify English grammar and make the language work for you.

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Which Is Correct? “It Is I” vs. “It Is Me”

“Shall” vs. “Will”: What’s The Difference?

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“Shall” vs. “Should”: What’s The Difference?

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Will vs. Would: What’s The Difference?

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What Are Contractions And How Do You Use Them?

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“Can” vs. “Could”: What’s The Difference?

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“Can” vs. “May”: Are You Able To Tell The Difference?

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“Do” vs. “Does”: How Do You Tell The Difference?

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“Shined” Or “Shone”: Shed Light On The Difference

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“Payed” Or “Paid”: What’s The Difference?

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Do You Say “Dragged” Or “Drug”?

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“Led” vs. “Lead”: What’s The Difference?

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What Is Compounding?

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