If you see yourself as bright, educated, and polished, then play by the grammatical rules. Others will notice these things, as much as they’d notice whether you use a napkin when eating or talk ...

But to demonise a useful grammatical tool takes things too far. Many mistakes have been made in castigating the passive; not to name names, but it is time the language mavens improved their advice.

Grammatical metaphor is different to what we understand to be “metaphor”. It’s a way of converting words and shortening clauses, so more information can be packed into fewer characters.

Grammatical errors are more obvious in English speakers . A new study by the University of Birmingham, in collaboration with Cardiff University and the University of Novi Sad (Serbia) found that ...

In two experiments, this article investigates the predictive processing of gender agreement in adult second language (L2) acquisition. We test (1) whether instruction on lexical gender can lead to ...

"Grammatical errors," in reality, is proper, as user A40 wrote. 2. Using "I" and "me" in the wrong spots "I" will always be the subject of a sentence or clause, whereas "me" will be the object.

Languages all across the world have what’s called grammatical gender, which means simply that nouns get divvied up into different categories or “classes.” ...