Grammar
Grammar you can see inside real sentences
Most grammar apps quiz isolated rules. Wrytesmart teaches forty topics through sentences you actually write — with highlights, teaching notes, and exercises that connect back to your drafts. Browse every topic below; each page includes an explanation, key rule, and worked examples you can read without an account.
Example in action
The committee have approved the revised draft.
Subject–verb agreement: “Committee” acts as a single unit here — use has, not have. In the app you fix the sentence immediately and see why the rule applies.
Topics are grouped into five areas: parts of speech, sentence structure, verb tenses, punctuation, and common mistakes. Whether you are preparing for exams, polishing workplace writing, or building school English skills, you can start with the category that matches your weakest area and drill it in context.
After you create a free account, each topic opens inside the workspace with adaptive exercises — build-it, spot-the-error, and transform-it drills that reinforce the same principle in fresh sentences.
Parts of Speech
Sentence Structure
Verb Tenses
Punctuation
Common Mistakes
Frequently asked questions
How is Wrytesmart grammar different from a quiz app?
Each of the 40 topics is taught inside real sentences you read, fix, and practice — with teaching notes that explain the principle. After you sign up, the same topics open as interactive exercises linked to your writing workspace.
Do I need an account to read grammar guides?
No. Every grammar topic page is public and crawlable. Create a free account when you want adaptive drills, progress tracking, and exercises inside the app.
Which grammar topics help most for exams?
Candidates often start with subject–verb agreement, articles, tense control, complex sentences, and punctuation. Browse by category or open the topic that matches errors you see in your own drafts.
Can grammar practice connect to my writing?
Yes. Mistakes you repeat in Write can feed Learn exercises, and grammar topics reference the same sentences and teaching style as the writing workspace.
Practice grammar inside your own writing
Sign up free to open interactive exercises for every topic and track the skills you improve over time.