1. English Grammar Mistakes
By: Landon Rockwell, Wade Stout, and Lily Yenovkian

2. Vocab!
Contraction- combine two words to create one shortened more concise word.
Hypothetical- Based on a hypothesis.

3. Lay vs lie Lay is the past tense of lie
Lay – place something on something; subject is acting on another subject
Ex. I went to lay down the books.
Lie – subject is acting on itself
Ex. I went to go lie down.

4. May vs might Might is the past tense of may
May – expresses what is factual or what could be true
Ex. We may go to the store.
Might – expresses what is hypothetical
Ex. We might go to the store

5. Which vs that That – limits the identity of the subject
Ex. The dog that is inside barks a lot.
Which – tells something interesting/incidental
Ex. The dog, which is inside, barks a lot.

6. Who vs whom vs who’s vs whose
Who – acting as a subject doing an action
Ex. John was the one who kicked that stone
Whom – acting as a subject that is being acted upon by a verb
Ex. The man, whom was cooking dinner, was very tall.
Whose – possession
Ex. Whose coat is that?
Who’s – contraction
Ex. Who’s the owner of that coat.

7. Sources https://web.ku.edu/~edit/whom.html
words/whose