4 Grammar Rules That Are Unique to English
Unlike mathematics or physics, grammar lacks universal laws. Languages around the world evolve on their own terms, shaped by centuries of history, culture, and communication. English is a hybrid language with a global reach, resulting in a unique set of "rules," many of which are borrowed, but a few of
which are unique. Not only does English defy adjective order expectations, but it also mashes together seemingly unrelated words to form phrasal verbs. Additionally, English's lack of consistent article usage and odd attachment to the word "do" is enough to make any non-native English speaker scratch their head in confusion....
