The difference between “correct grammar” and “correct usage” is a linguistic distinction that is not clearly understood.

What is the difference between grammar and syntax, and why is it important to get it right in the English language? Professor Roly Sussex explains. For daily English language lessons and tips ...

Grammar, syntax and punctuation still matter |Opinion Readers may ask, “Who cares?” On social media, perhaps not many, but employers reading cover letters and résumés likely care.

This is a book for two kinds of people: those who aren’t sure of the difference between hue, tint, shade and tone, yet would like to be; and those who, having mastered the difference, enjoy ...

The brain has specialized areas for numerical and logical processing (parietal lobe) and specific regions dedicated to grammar and syntax (Broca’s and Wernicke’s areas).

The differences between the “syntax-syntax” (or syntax in the narrow sense) and phonological syntax are that phonology operates independently of meaning and does not allow self-embedding. “Bare” ...