jmarian.com/en/10023-each-… – an article explaining whether to use "each other's" or "each others" in English

The words "so", "thus", "therefore", and "hence" all have very similar meanings, but the subtle differences are very important: jmarian.com/en/10024-so-th…

Did you know that "at school" and "in school" do not mean the same thing? jmarian.com/en/10028-at-sc…

Is 'information' singular or plural? Learn why 'information' is uncountable in English and how to use it correctly to avoid common mistakes. jmarian.com/en/10030-infor…

Master tricky pronunciations with this guide to commonly mispronounced words. Learn the correct way to say "xenon," "gauge," "niche," and more! jmarian.com/en/10015-angel…

Learn the correct usage of “help do”, “help to do”, and “help doing” in English. Discover when to use each form with examples and clear explanations. jmarian.com/en/10033-help-…

Confused about using “so,” “thus,” “therefore,” and “hence” in English? Discover their differences and correct usage with clear examples in this helpful guide. jmarian.com/en/10024-so-th…

Master common English mispronunciations and sound more natural with my guide to tricky words like "iron," "queue," and "subtle" jmarian.com/en/10006-mispr…

Master tricky silent “b” words like comb, thumb, and climb. Learn in which English words the letters “b” and “n” stay silent. jmarian.com/en/10007-womb-…

My article about the English pronunciation of the Greek alphabet (which is different from the original Greek one) is now live with recordings: jmarian.com/en/10453-pronu…

"Lie" vs. "lay": Which is correct in English? It's actually quite confusing. Discover the difference. 🛏️👉 jmarian.com/en/10454-lie-l…

Master the nuances of "arrive to", "arrive in", and "arrive at" with this essential guide! (Spoiler alert: They are not interchangeable.) 👉 jmarian.com/en/10575-arriv…

Confused about using “prefer to” or “prefer over”? They are mostly interchangeable, but one is often more appropriate than the other. 👉 jmarian.com/en/10577-prefe…

Expressions like "half five" mean something else than what you might think in British English. Learn their meaning never miss a meeting again! ⏰ 👉 jmarian.com/en/10578-half-…

Time clauses in English can be tricky. Sometimes you have to use the present tense, other times the future tense. 👉 jmarian.com/en/10828-will-…

Comma after "i.e." and "e.g."? Learn about the differences between American and British usage. 👉 jmarian.com/en/10829-comma…

There is a difference between "compare to" and "compare with" in English (they don't mean the same!) 👉 jmarian.com/en/10830-compa…

Do "in comparison to" and "in comparison with" mean the same? 👉 jmarian.com/en/10831-in-co…

Is it "advice" or "advices"? This is a common source of mistakes for non-native speakers 👉 jmarian.com/en/10832-advic…

Did you know that "in the future" and "in future" do not mean the same in British English? 👉 jmarian.com/en/10833-in-th…