Could care less or couldn’t care less and other tricky misused expressions [infographic

Plenty of expressions in the English language have become warped, and they can make a grammar conscious person shiver in horror. Many may be brutalized due to folks hearing them more often than reading them. Here are some beaten-up expressions and frequently mangled words.

Weird plurals: irregular plural noun forms [infographic

Mouse to mice, goose to geese and child to children: an explanation and infographic will help to weed through English’s irregular plurals. 

Who or whom? [infographic

Even experienced writers can get confused by these two words, but juggling “who” and “whom” is surprisingly simple, and a handy infographic will make it even easier.

 

Anyone vs any one, none vs no one [infographic

The confusion with “anyone and any one” and “none and no one” could be blamed on the way they sound. Folks speak more than they write, so these words are often incorrectly swapped when put onto paper. 

Conditional clauses: tips and tricks. How to master conditions [infographic

“Conditional clause” is a big, scary term for a simple idea and should not strike fear into the hearts of those learning English. Some examples and an infographic will make mastering the conditions of conditional clauses even easier.