English Grammar Guide
  • Verbs
    • & Conjunctions
    • & Prepositions
    • & Other Verbs
    • –> Nouns
    • Lists
    • Variation
    • Punctuation
  • Nominal
    • Plural vs singular
    • Mass vs countable
    • Definite article
    • Possession
    • Modifiers
    • That vs which
    • Which
  • Tense
    • Past vs past perfect
    • Past vs present perfect
    • Present vs present continuous
    • Present vs potential
    • Future vs potential
  • Word choice
    • (In)formal
    • Transition
    • Important
    • Because
    • Among vs between
    • In, on, and at
  • Misc.
    • Basic rules
    • Spelling verbs
    • Contractions
    • Uses of 'of'

Basic rules for writing

1. Write numbers 1–10 in word form. One, two, three, etc. and first, second, third, etc.
2. Only capitalise names. This includes all proper nouns (e.g. London) and common nouns used in the same way (e.g. Central London).
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  • Verbs
    • & Conjunctions
    • & Prepositions
    • & Other Verbs
    • –> Nouns
    • Lists
    • Variation
    • Punctuation
  • Nominal
    • Plural vs singular
    • Mass vs countable
    • Definite article
    • Possession
    • Modifiers
    • That vs which
    • Which
  • Tense
    • Past vs past perfect
    • Past vs present perfect
    • Present vs present continuous
    • Present vs potential
    • Future vs potential
  • Word choice
    • (In)formal
    • Transition
    • Important
    • Because
    • Among vs between
    • In, on, and at
  • Misc.
    • Basic rules
    • Spelling verbs
    • Contractions
    • Uses of 'of'