Marvin Writes for Our English Blog

When should I use “you and I”, and when is it better to say “you and me”? We explain the difference, and two recent changes in their usage.

In informal speech, using a verb as a noun may be acceptable. But we’ll show you three strategies to avoid this conversion when writing.

Linking words, connectives, transition words—so many labels for these linguistic devices. But do they always need to be preceded by a comma?

There are grammar challenges every native speaker overcomes intuitively. An example of this phenomenon is the distinction between “who” and “whom.”