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Alyssa English

Alyssa English is a writer focused on B2C content for writers and teachers. As a certified ESL instructor, Alyssa is passionate about language and communication. She’s familiar with the grammatical conventions of and distinctions between Canadian, American, and British English.

Parentheses vs. Brackets: A Comparative Guide

Compare the differences between parentheses vs. brackets in English grammar. Discover when it’s better to use parentheses or brackets for punctuation.

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What Are Homophones in English Grammar?

In English grammar, homophones are words that sound the same, yet, they are spelt differently and have different meanings; as a result, they are a common grammar mistake. Learn about homophones (with examples), so you can use them properly in writing.

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Countable and Uncountable Nouns: What’s the Difference?

Learn about what countable and uncountable nouns are. Then, compare the differences between countable and uncountable nouns to find out when it’s best to use them in your writing.

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Your vs You’re: How to Use Them Properly

Learn when it’s best to use your vs. you’re, so you can avoid common grammar mistakes when writing content.

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Common vs. Proper Nouns: A Comparative Guide

Find out what proper nouns and common nouns are. Then get insight into when it’s best to use common vs. proper nouns in this comparative grammar guide.

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What Are Prepositions? How to Use Them in Writing

Learn about what prepositions are, the different types of prepositions, and how to use them in writing.

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Accept vs. Except — What’s the Difference?

Get tips on when to use accept vs. except, so you can avoid one of the most common grammar mistakes in your content.

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Exclamation Marks: A Guide to Using Exclamation Marks in Writing

Learn best practices for using exclamation marks in writing. Then, get examples of how to use exclamation marks with quotation marks, parentheses, and interjections.

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