My girlfriends BF just got this tattoo, and I’m fairly sure that the grammar is wrong. Am I wrong about this?1mo ⋅ CarloCokxxxSoldier ⋅ r/ENGLISH
What’s the difference between “has” and “hath”? Here Shakespeare uses both in the same scene.3mo ⋅ SkyBS ⋅ r/ENGLISH
Can you explain to me why one would need to use two subject pronouns in a row?4mo ⋅ FlamboyantRaccoon61 ⋅ r/ENGLISH
I guess there is a play on words here, but I don't understand this joke.11mo ⋅ ---Rumata--- ⋅ r/ENGLISH
What do you call the most illuminated part of the surface when light is reflected on it?3mo ⋅ The_Slay4Joy ⋅ r/ENGLISH
I’m not a native English speaker, can somebody explain to me this joke, please? :)1yr ⋅ ---Rumata--- ⋅ r/ENGLISH
What's the correct term to differentiate between these two corner walls?4mo ⋅ Username_Haoto ⋅ r/ENGLISH
I got so bad in a english test and I feel so stupid. It was such a easy test and look at my dumb mistakes. 😢1yr ⋅ yeetus21_ ⋅ r/ENGLISH
Enlgish is literally at the bottom of the list at my child’s school.3mo ⋅ Elevendyshleven ⋅ r/ENGLISH
Is it Grammatically sound to say has been in a context like this?(the keeper has been dropped)3mo ⋅ bara9880 ⋅ r/ENGLISH
I'm a native speaker. I've never heard this phrase before ever. Is this something people say? Am I dumb?5mo ⋅ schwenomorph ⋅ r/ENGLISH
I guess this is some kind of dirty joke and I apologize in advance, but can someone explain to me what this means? 😂1yr ⋅ ---Rumata--- ⋅ r/ENGLISH
A paragraph I wrote. Notice 4th line, where my teacher corrects me. Is that correction fine? Because tbh it sounds weird to me.2yr ⋅ Eye-Scream-Cone ⋅ r/ENGLISH
This is from a video of a very popular youtuber (Vsauce). Is the use of did and a past verb(used) in a sentence grammatically correct?1yr ⋅ rare_DODO ⋅ r/ENGLISH
“Substituting X for Y” means that we use X? In Portuguese it’s the opposite 🤯3mo ⋅ Ratazanafofinha ⋅ r/ENGLISH
When I see native English speakers saying they wish english wasn't their first language because I would be forced to learn a second language1yr ⋅ Belantuta ⋅ r/ENGLISH
I don’t see the disapproval in these examples. Could you point it out to me?6mo ⋅ RealNotBritish ⋅ r/ENGLISH
is this a correct sentence? or you should replace the “broken” with “ruined”?1yr ⋅ itsHaMaaa ⋅ r/ENGLISH
Reading a book, but my English is not on a level to understand this. Can someone simplify what’s written here?2yr ⋅ scornsama ⋅ r/ENGLISH
What does everybody is mean here ? Why did the author italicize is ?11mo ⋅ ProfessionalAd7023 ⋅ r/ENGLISH
Can you guys please explain to me why D is wrong? The objective is to find the correct answer to finish the sentence2yr ⋅ Heyokk1111 ⋅ r/ENGLISH
My teacher said his is grammatically correct even if him sounds better. Can someone explain why?1yr ⋅ PRIC3L3SS1 ⋅ r/ENGLISH
What it’s “The glare zone is for flarping and unglarping only” mean is?2yr ⋅ Moldova_history_861 ⋅ r/ENGLISH
my friend asked me to do his english homework for him but I can’t figure it out.1yr ⋅ Dramatic-Tale8372 ⋅ r/ENGLISH
When you refer to a person or animal as spooky (because they are scared easily). Is this bad syntax?1yr ⋅ thegr8pretender ⋅ r/ENGLISH
What do you call it in English? A stall? (Context: I am at the bank, you basically exchange currency there)1yr ⋅ lizottie ⋅ r/ENGLISH
Does this phrase make sense to you? The “right” answer is written on pencil.1yr ⋅ BandicootUpset1269 ⋅ r/ENGLISH
What does it even mean? Is my english that bad or that's really how this generation communicates(I'm 18 btw)1yr ⋅ Angelthrust___ ⋅ r/ENGLISH
which one is correct?The told me the bank is correct could you plz explain for me?1yr ⋅ Negar_Banoo82 ⋅ r/ENGLISH
I need help with this one. I don't understand why the answer would be C.2yr ⋅ barack_yo-mama ⋅ r/ENGLISH
In the third year of high school I got a 9 on an oral exam instead of 10 because I said Can I go to the restroom? instead of Can I go to the bathroom? 🤡🤡🤡1yr ⋅ Belantuta ⋅ r/ENGLISH
Can someone please explain this paragraph. I am not able to understand the point of view of author .10mo ⋅ ProfessionalAd7023 ⋅ r/ENGLISH
I bought this bracelet and I'm trying to come up with other words to spell with the letters provided. Any ideas?1yr ⋅ StrawberryOof ⋅ r/ENGLISH
english is my first language but i can’t understand this sentence? am i having a stroke?1yr ⋅ nonexisten7 ⋅ r/ENGLISH
Is my handwriting understandable? Don’t pay attention to these sentences with underlined.1yr ⋅ omicronso ⋅ r/ENGLISH
Can someone explain to me why there is an article a before friendly people? Btw, it's from my school textbook1yr ⋅ sunflower14322 ⋅ r/ENGLISH
We’re making memes for my linguistic anthropology class and I wanted to share1yr ⋅ i_enjoy_music_n_stuf ⋅ r/ENGLISH
Teamwork to figure out words. We were trying to figure out which one was for the gas and brake on a car.1yr ⋅ stluna225 ⋅ r/ENGLISH
which choice would be correct here? and why did my teacher choose at instead of on or upon?1yr ⋅ tweety5091 ⋅ r/ENGLISH
How does nothing change the meaning opposed to anything in this sentence? Is it grammatically wrong?1yr ⋅ seven00290122 ⋅ r/ENGLISH
In my country, there's this special high-class school that's very hard to get into and they teach their students in English (most of the subjects are in English), this is the curriculum...1yr ⋅ Sad-Crab-1070 ⋅ r/ENGLISH
Can someone help me explaining why option A is correct in here and rest are wrong ? all the options seem fine to me 😅2yr ⋅ ProfessionalAd7023 ⋅ r/ENGLISH
Anecdote! My student and I have this word with this definition. But doesn't anecdote also mean 'the cure' to something? Is it a different spelling? Or are we just wrong?1yr ⋅ solyluna7 ⋅ r/ENGLISH
Hi. I’m a 10th grader who just had an English exam.Pretty much all the students I’ve asked tell me that the answer to the attached question is (a), but I am determined that it’s (c). Let me know if I’m wrong?2yr ⋅ justanothernamelol ⋅ r/ENGLISH
Aint No way thats wrong. Iam a native German speaker but iam Sure the teacher Made a mistake 😭 helppp1yr ⋅ HyperXinon ⋅ r/ENGLISH
Explain me guys this mem. Have it correct time in it or not. He said “i’m late”-present continuous, and then he said “I was stack”, but it is past perfect time. Mb correct point would write like “I was late, I was stuck” or “I’m late, I have stuck”. What do you think about it?1yr ⋅ PatientDue1319 ⋅ r/ENGLISH
the answer key says its E but i don't get it. it says got k!lled at the end of the text so it should be was murdered in my opinion.2yr ⋅ nickiminajisdatyou ⋅ r/ENGLISH
can y'all please help me with this? the teacher said there was nothing wrong with the options1yr ⋅ Rafigo007 ⋅ r/ENGLISH
I'm confused. I selected (B) as my answer but according to the book , (A) is the answer. I then searched this question on Google and 50% of the sites tell me it's (A) and the rest tell me it's (B). What is the correct answer and why ?2yr ⋅ Superstar01S ⋅ r/ENGLISH
Can someone explain why were was used instead of was in the middle paragraph?1yr ⋅ Sad-Crab-1070 ⋅ r/ENGLISH
