Rules in Using the Apostrophe

Below are useful infographics for you to remember the rules in using the apostrophe. Enjoy learning and improve your writing skills.

rules in using the apostrophe - Youtube version | Slide (PPT) version | PDF version

source: JRooz Review Center for IELTS and TOEFL

Celebrity Tweets Corrected by Young Brazilian Students (Grammar Matters)

This is what I called "epic." Young students from Brazil corrected the grammar and spelling mistakes committed by famous celebrities in Twitter. These celebrities include Justin Bieber, Rihanna, and Kim Kardashian. Grammar indeed matters! Keep the good work guys. At least these youngsters knew the proper use of social media other than posting unnecessary memes. Have fun while learning the English language. 

were vs we're

were vs we're (again) - someone please teach Kim when to use were and we're

brain, not brane! spelling matters Charlie!

it have been - it has been ; amaizing - amazing! Dan, I love you in Harry Potter but be sure to check the spelling first before tweeting!

Justin thanks for helping the typhoon victims in Tacloban but please use "we're" not "we". This young Brazilian student is particular with grammar!

I never saw I've never seen (Hi there John!)

herd heard - we are not talking about animals here Ryan. 

I love your songs Riri but you need to correct your grammar here! It should be "her" not "she". 

Thanks TheBerry for the heads up! Not all native English speakers know the proper use of grammar! Boost up your confidence when conversing or writing in the English language. You are not only preparing yourself for an English proficiency exam like the IELTS but you are also improving the world!

Words that Are Misused By Most People - Learn to Use them Properly!

Here are some of the words that are misused by majority of non-native English speakers. Most of us will be confused when using the right words because of similar sound but with different spelling. Check them out below.

Addition vs Edition

Affect vs Effect

Compliment vs Complement

Flare vs Flair

Loose vs Lose

Much vs Many

There, They're, Their

Who vs That