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The Nine Parts of Speech
Knowing the function of words will help you understand grammar, usage, and punctuation rules.

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20 of the Most Confused Grammatical Terms
Review this list of the most common mistakes in the English language. Your writing will be that much better!

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Affect vs. Effect
Their pronunciations and definitions are similar, but one is used mainly as a verb and the other, a noun.

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Farther vs. Further
Even though “farther” and “further” seem interchangeable, there’s actually a subtle difference.

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Fewer vs. Less
If you count the noun, use "fewer." If you don't, use "less."

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Which vs. That
Use "which" if you can take the information after it out of the sentence. Use "that" if you can't.

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