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Common grammatical errors and misspellings
Brought to light: why "has brung" misses the mark
People often incorrectly apply regular verb conjugation rules or misunderstand ... Learn more →
The misheard past: unraveling the "might of" confusion
People often make this error because "might of" is pronounced ... Learn more →
Waking up to grammar: why "laying awake" is a mistake
People often confuse "lay" and "lie" because their past tenses ... Learn more →
Why "affects of" affects your grammar: common error explained
People often confuse "affect" and "effect" because they sound similar. ... Learn more →
Piquing curiosity: why "peak his interest" misses the mark
People make this error because "peak" and "pique" are homophones, ... Learn more →
Why "faired poorly" fares poorly: an error explained
The error occurs because "faired" is a homophone of "fared". ... Learn more →
Mastering past tense: why "had did" doesn't quite work
People often mistakenly combine different past tense forms when trying ... Learn more →
Why it's not a match: untangling the "lower then" error
People often confuse "then" and "than" because they are homophones, ... Learn more →
Why "has flew" doesn't fly: understanding proper verb conjugation
People often make this error due to confusion between simple ... Learn more →
When "worst than" is worse: a grammar guide
People often confuse "worst" with "worse" because they are both ... Learn more →