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quick grammar check punctuation Why does English work this way? I can't think of a word... subject-verb agreement
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to r/grammar by taurustangle113
1 year ago
Capitalization when spelling out acronyms
to r/grammar by Some-Random-Anon
3 months ago
Antonym for liar.
I can't think of a word...
to r/grammar by The_manintheshed
2 weeks ago
Do I Have This Sentence Right?
subject-verb agreement
to r/grammar by Thenerdy9
1 year ago
Why can't I find any synonyms to the adjective, default?
I can't think of a word...
to r/grammar by mellamoderek
4 weeks ago
Use of "borrow" to mean "lend"
to r/grammar by thebigdirty
2 weeks ago
This is our "in-house" favorite OR This is our in-house favorite?
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to r/grammar by EccentricHorse11
7 months ago
What is the official term for someone receiving a challenge?
to r/grammar by FakeRealPlant
8 months ago
I want to get into writing this year. I think a good place to start is to begin studying grammar. What's a good set of resources or books that I can access that will improve my understanding?
to r/grammar by clevernewusername
4 months ago
How to punctuate a split dialogue sentence in a story?
punctuation
to r/grammar by Bro-zilian
11 months ago
Why there is no comma in the sentence "If anything happens I love you"?
punctuation
to r/grammar by treqi20
2 months ago
Capitalizing Multiple Proper Nouns
quick grammar check
to r/grammar by tremendousspeller
1 year ago
Is there a way to check sentence structure without keep googling it and getting CAPTCHA?
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to r/grammar by albeiteinstein
1 year ago
I want to improve my grammar. However, I have no idea where to start.
to r/grammar by RedDog86
1 year ago
Wondering if I was incorrect
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to r/grammar by Hand_of_Belmont
1 year ago
Is this a correct sentence?
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to r/grammar by MichaelGMorgillo
7 months ago
What's the proper punctuation for "[a][b][statement related to both]"?
A punctuation
in statement related to both
to r/grammar by GoEERs18
1 year ago
Is it “for fucks sake”, “for fuck’s sake”, or “for fuck sake”?
to r/grammar by MotherTheory7093
1 year ago
Is there a comma before "and said,"?
to r/grammar by amirulnaim2000
8 months ago
Is this sentence grammatically correct? "thanks to those whom had feeled otherwise"
to r/grammar by FaerieRhi23
10 months ago
Does this sentence make sense?
to r/grammar by 595659565956
1 year ago
To the bin we say: not today.
to r/grammar by ElatedElf
4 months ago
Verbs describing upward movements in trends - when to use rise/increase/grow/climb/improve? Are they interchangeable, are there any differences?
Why does English work this way?
to r/grammar by wrdsjstwrds
12 hours ago
What is the plot?
to r/grammar by wrdsjstwrds
12 hours ago
Phrasal Verbs
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to r/grammar by wrdsjstwrds
12 hours ago
Bag/bagging or if there are more errors
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