The correct version, using a comma, would be “Judy jogged on the pavement, but it wasn’t good for her knees.” Of course, if ...

Test your grammar skills with this comprehensive Subject-Verb Agreement quiz designed for Class 10 students. Covers common ...

I'm a 15-year-old girl, and I have an obnoxious 11-year-old brother. He's always trying to agitate me, and he pesters me ...

College papers need more than good ideas and grammar. The use of proper citations is also a very important consideration but ...

With the extreme heat advisories and warnings throughout Arkansas this week, it should come as no surprise that my summer ...

Dear Meghan: I have an almost-8-year-old daughter who can speak perfectly fine with proper grammar for her age, but she loves to talk in a squeaky baby voice with bad grammar (think: me want cookie).

“My friends and I don’t tend to use grammar or even capitalize our texts, while my parents and teachers use correct punctuation,” Sophie says, adding, “I think that the unspoken consensus ...

To find out more about misused verbs, Grammar Dog and I ran across a document that goes by an unlikely name, “ENG-Sheets,” by an unlikely author, who wrote a book ...

Imitation and Innovation Method In grammar instruction, "imitation" is the practice of copying or repeating a grammatical structure to mimic a model sentence or pattern. "Innovation" is the active ...

For example, if I want my ELL students to drill a particular grammar point in writing, I will explicitly correct every mistake they make related to that grammar point.

Gen Z is canceling capital letters—should you join them or fight in grammar's last stand? Here's what to know.

This article argues for linguistic freedom from the constraints of grammar, questioning whether it leads to linguistic anarchy.