My Grammar and I (Or Should That Be 'Me'?): Old-School Ways to Sharpen Your English

1. SPELLING AND CONFUSABLES
ABC: Easy as 123 (or, Spelling)
That which comes before (or, Prefixes)
Happy endings (or, Suffixes)
That’s capital (or, Capitalization)
Countdown (or, Vowels and consonants)
2. PARTS OF SPEECH
Say what? (or, Parts of speech)
Definitely indefinite (or, Articles)
Demonstrate your determination (or, Determiners)
What’s in a name? (or, Nouns)
One die, two dice (or, Singular and plural)
Thou and thee (or, Pronouns)
What a to-do (or, Verbs)
Kind of funny-looking (or, Adjectives)
Reverently, discreetly, advisedly, soberly… (or, Adverbs)
Dangly bits (or, Misplaced modifiers)
May I compare thee to a summer’s day? (or, Comparatives)
And now we’ll move on (or, Conjunctions)
It’s behind you! (or, Prepositions)
Holy moly! (or, Interjections )