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Should You Split Infinitives?
Have you ever wondered, should you split infinitives? This so-called grammar “rule” has caused confusion for generations of English learners.
This video lesson explains what split infinitives are, why many people still avoid them, and when they can actually make your writing clearer and more natural.
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