Grammar Cheat-Sheet Bundle (PDF)
$9.99 · one-time purchase
Everything on GrammarNook is free to look up, one word or one pair at a time. This bundle is a different kind of product: the most commonly needed answers, pulled together, laid out for printing, and designed so you can pin them to a wall or hand them to a classroom instead of typing a new search every time a question comes up. It's a $9.99 one-time purchase, delivered as a single 21-page print-ready PDF.
What's in the bundle
One PDF, 21 pages, four reference sheets. Every count below is a count of what is actually in the file.
Sheet 1 — the 50 most-confused word pairs. Affect/effect, who's/whose, its/it's, farther/further, and the rest of the pairs people search for constantly, with the distinguishing rule for each pair stated in one line rather than a full paragraph. Built for a quick glance while you're actually writing, not for reading start to finish.
Sheet 2 — an irregular-verb master list, all 246 of them. Every irregular verb on this site, with its base form, past simple, and past participle — swim/swam/swum, lie/lay/lain versus lay/laid/laid, sink/sank/sunk, and the rest of the verbs whose past forms don't follow the regular “-ed” pattern. The 24 that people genuinely mix up (the lie/lay pair above all) are grouped together at the top where the contrast is visible, rather than scattered alphabetically with no context; the full list follows in A–Z order.
Sheet 3 — a punctuation quick-reference, 14 marks. The semicolon's two legitimate uses, when a colon is correct versus a semicolon, comma-splice fixes, and the apostrophe rules that trip up even experienced writers (its versus it's, plural versus possessive), plus the three dashes and the four-dot ellipsis. Each mark carries 56 worked examples between them, set as correct and incorrect versions of the same sentence next to each other — condensed to the rules people actually forget mid-sentence, not a full grammar-textbook chapter.
Sheet 4 — a tricky-plurals chart, 64 nouns. Octopus, cactus, index, formula, addendum, editor-in-chief, and the other nouns whose plural forms genuinely split between two accepted spellings, with both accepted forms listed side by side and a note on which register each one fits — including the ones where the two forms have quietly split by meaning rather than by formality (indices and indexes, media and mediums, pence and pennies).
Why pay for something the site already gives away free
Every individual fact in this bundle exists somewhere on GrammarNook already, for free, one lookup at a time. What you're paying for here is the work of curating, organizing, and designing that same information into something you can actually keep on hand — a printed sheet on a classroom wall, a laminated card on an office desk, a PDF saved to a shared drive for a whole writing team — rather than a page you have to search for again the next time the same question comes up. For someone who looks up the same handful of tricky words repeatedly, a printable reference beats re-searching every time.
Who this is for
Teachers who want a poster-sized reference for a classroom wall rather than sending students back to a search engine mid-lesson. Students studying for a writing-heavy exam who want the most commonly tested confusable pairs and irregular verbs in one place to review the night before. Office writers, editors, and anyone who drafts documents for a living and wants a fast physical reference at their desk instead of a browser tab. None of this requires being a grammar enthusiast — it's built for people who write regularly and want to stop second-guessing the same handful of words every time.
Format and delivery
The bundle is a single print-ready PDF of 21 pages, laid out for US Letter and printing cleanly on A4 with “fit to page” selected. Each of the four sheets starts on its own page, so you can print the one you need and leave the rest, or print the set together as a small reference packet. It opens in any PDF viewer, browser, or printing app on desktop or mobile, with no special software.
What the bundle deliberately leaves out
This isn't an attempt to repackage the entire site. The 50 confusable pairs, the irregular-verb list, and the plurals chart are specifically the entries with the highest repeat lookups — the ones a teacher, editor, or student is most likely to need again and again. Rarer irregular verbs, less commonly confused word pairs, and individual grammar-rule deep dives stay exactly where they already are: free, searchable, one page per entry, on the site itself. The bundle is meant to sit next to the free reference, not replace it — a printed shortcut for the questions that come up constantly, while the fuller library stays available for everything else.
Common questions
Do I need any special software to open it?
No — the bundle is one standard PDF, readable in any PDF viewer, browser, or printing app on desktop or mobile.
Is this a subscription?
No — it's a single $9.99 payment for the current version of the bundle, downloaded once and yours to keep and print as many times as you want.
Can I print multiple copies for a classroom?
Yes — a single purchase covers printing copies for your own classroom, office, or household use. It isn't licensed for resale or redistribution as a standalone product.
Get the bundle
$9.99, one-time purchase. Enter your email below and you'll be redirected to secure Stripe checkout; the bundle is emailed to that address within 24 hours of purchase.