English & Spanish grammar, explained properly
929 reference guides across 12 topics — each one with the rule, the examples, the mistakes people actually make, and practice to check you have it.
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Parts of speech, tenses, punctuation and the usage questions that send people to a search box — adverbs, prepositions, antonyms, figures of speech.
Browse English →346 guides
Conjugation, the past tenses that trip up every learner, and the vocabulary you need in the order you actually need it.
Browse Spanish →Every topic in the library, largest first.
Longer guides that go past the rule into why it behaves that way.
The eight most recent additions to the library.
A great deal of what gets taught as grammar is style preference wearing a stern face. Where a point is genuinely disputed, the guide says so and explains both positions rather than quietly picking one.
Every rule is shown in a sentence, and every sentence is checked for whether it actually demonstrates the point it claims to. The tables exist so you can scan for the case you have rather than read to find it.
We publish a lot, about a subject where people care about precision, so some of it will be wrong. Reader corrections are acted on, and each guide carries the date it was last checked.