Category: English as a Second Language

Knowing when to use who vs. whom is a challenge even for the most experienced English speaker. Remember this simple rule to get it right every time!

Learning English does not have to be a tedious process. These ESL games will help you perfect your English, whatever your current proficiency.

Did you know that a group of turtles is called a bale? Find out other quirky collective nouns for animals with this adorable infographic.

Are you going to lay down or lie down to sleep? The question is enough to keep you awake. Learn the difference between lay vs. lie so you can get some rest!

The ampersand, at sign, and pound sign are common symbols that most of us use pretty regularly. Even so, their origins and rules of usage might surprise you!

If your writing is riddled with errors, it is easy for others to misunderstand your point. Achieve clarity by avoiding these 10 common grammatical errors.

These resources outline writing basics, helping you communicate clearly via the written word no matter your age, profession, or experience level.

Some people neglect commas. Others use them after every word. Whatever your tendencies, these comma rules will help you find a happy medium.

Who says grammar can't be funny? This list of 12 misplaced modifier examples demonstrates just how comical these errors can be—and the importance of avoiding them in your own writing.

First person, second person, third person . . . sounds like a party to me! Learn how to identify and use narrative voice in your own writing.