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English is full of beauty and surprises, yet despite being the lingua franca of the globalization world, it has a reputation for being difficult to learn because its grammar has also so many quirks and contradictions. Did you know: – “Terry loves yogurt” is an example of illeism – preposition stranding is a bogus rule – sometimes it’s acceptable to begin a sentence with “but” or “and” – “Could you pass the salt?” is “whimperative” – it’s OK to boldly split infinitives Many of us don’t even know the basics, so not only does Grammar Geek reveal obscure grammar rules and bogus ones you can safely ignore, it’s also a handy primer, so in the future you’ll have no excuse for dangling a modifier or misplacing a semicolon.

Grammar Geek