Here are some essential grammar tips to improve your English writing and speaking skills:

1. Subject-Verb Agreement

Always ensure the subject and verb match in number (singular/plural).
For example:

  • She writes (singular)
  • They write (plural)
Subject-Verb Agreement

2. Tense Consistency

Maintain consistent verb tenses throughout a sentence or paragraph.

  • I went to the store and bought milk. (past tense)
  • I went to the store and buy milk. (mixed tenses)
Tense Usage

3. Articles Usage

Use a or an for singular countable nouns, and the for specific or previously mentioned nouns.

  • I saw a cat. (general)
  • I saw the cat. (specific)
Articles Usage

4. Avoid Redundancy

Cut out unnecessary words to make your writing concise.

  • She is very nice.
  • She is extremely very kind and friendly.

5. Punctuation Rules

Use commas to separate items in a list or to avoid confusion.

  • I bought apples, oranges, and bananas.
  • I bought apples oranges and bananas.
Punctuation Rules

For more detailed explanations, visit our English Grammar Guide. 📘