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Common grammatical errors and misspellings
Why "a work out" needs a workout in grammar
People often confuse the noun "workout" with the verb or ... Learn more →
Understanding the error: why "have went" is incorrect
People often confuse the forms of irregular verbs, especially with ... Learn more →
The singular mistake: understanding why "criteria was" is incorrect
People often make this error because "criteria" is commonly mistaken ... Learn more →
Why "has came" is incorrect: understanding proper verb tense usage
People might make this error due to confusion between the ... Learn more →
"Free reign": breaking the chains of common misuse
People make this error because "reign" and "rein" are homophones—words ... Learn more →
Why "a dominate" dominates as a common mistake
People often mistakenly use "dominate" as an adjective, confusing it ... Learn more →
Why "has spoke" just doesn't speak: a grammar guide
People might mistakenly use "spoke" in place of "spoken" because ... Learn more →
Why "having began" doesn't begin correctly
People often mistake "began" as the past participle form of ... Learn more →
Why is an affect a grammar error?
People often confuse "affect" with "effect" because they sound similar ... Learn more →
What’s the issue with saying the extend?
People often confuse "extend" and "extent" because they sound similar ... Learn more →