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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”

Why Capitalizing “Native American” Matters

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“Is” vs. “Are”: What’s The Difference?

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“Smelled” vs. “Smelt”: How To Sniff Out The Difference

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When Should You Capitalize Dad, Mom, And Other Family Titles?

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Why Do We Capitalize the Pronoun “I”?

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“Burnt” vs. “Burned”: The Answers To Your Burning Questions About...

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“Dreamed” vs. “Dreamt”: What’s The Difference?

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“Learnt” vs. “Learned”: Learn The Difference

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“Worse” vs. “Worst”: Get A Better Understanding Of The Difference

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Common Grammar Mistakes You May Be Making

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Capitalization Rules: When Do Words Need To Be Capitalized?

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Understanding Title Case: Which Words To Capitalize In A Title

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