Everyone who has texted or spent even a tiny amount of time on popular social media sites knows how the internet has seemingly lowered the standards of spelling and grammar across the board ...

A study at The University of Michigan revealed that those of us obsessed with proper grammar aren't as nice as those who just let things go.

So on National Grammar Day, some traditionalists will complain that no one seems to know how to use commas (and apostrophes and dashes) anymore, while most linguists will insist that this is the ...

Millennials can’t even with your bad grammar and spelling. That’s according to a poll conducted by Harris for Dictionary.com, which found that 74% of Americans ages 18 to 34 are annoyed by ...

For years, linguists believed that learning language is impossible without a built-in grammar template. New AI models prove otherwise.

Copy editor Bill Walsh explains which punctuation marks can be used to create a dramatic pause -- and how to use them correctly.

In response to my column highlighting amusing errors, a reader questioned my emphasis on proper grammar. "I enjoy reading your column," he wrote, "and I do try to write succinctly. However, in ...

Language pedants who take pleasure in policing other people’s use of grammar often have an air of respectability about them, but it’s usually a sheen hiding something more pernicious. Rather ...

It seems us Americans ain't talkin' too good, don't write worth a lick and are worser with e-mails. Our grammar, punctuation and spelling are/is abysmal. And corporate America is saying, STOP. NBC ...