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r/EnglishGrammar

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Here you can post questions, opinions, recommendations about English Grammar.

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to r/EnglishGrammar by Real-Possibility8836
3 months ago
Small or smaller
to r/EnglishGrammar by Raynall2024
3 months ago
Question about the use of commas.
to r/EnglishGrammar by LeastAdhesiveness386
3 months ago
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Canadian🇨🇦 or American🇺🇸 spelling?
to r/EnglishGrammar by navi131313
3 months ago
want it so that
to r/EnglishGrammar by TresLeches55
3 months ago
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Why is this comma here?
to r/EnglishGrammar by aandersson13
1 month ago
I’m getting a tattoo and I don’t wanna make a grammatic mistake. My main language isn’t english. Plz no trolls.
to r/EnglishGrammar by Brave-Acanthaceae-71
3 months ago
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Who’s correct?
to r/EnglishGrammar by Emotional_Squirrel16
3 months ago
In your opinion, what is the most frustrating grammar rule?
to r/EnglishGrammar by TxScribe
1 year ago
Pardon the intrusion ... hoping you'll indulge a question. When addressing a superior or authority ...
to r/EnglishGrammar by qiling
1 year ago
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love is hell Publius Ovidius Naso
to r/EnglishGrammar by Big-Ad-9327
3 months ago
Is “I didn’t know people are illiterate” grammatically correct?
to r/EnglishGrammar by navi131313
3 months ago
a friend's place
to r/EnglishGrammar by JimboyJimboy
3 months ago
Is this sentence grammatically correct?
to r/EnglishGrammar by m3akura
3 months ago
A mother beats up her daughter because she was drunk.
to r/EnglishGrammar by ThePurityPixelLLC
3 months ago
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Just a li'l upside-down apostrophe I saw today. The auto-correct that preceded the smartphone.
to r/EnglishGrammar by Plantsandveganz
3 months ago
''Still full of hope'' or '' feeling hopeful''