Editorial Policy

This page explains who writes the articles on the LanguagesTutor blog, how we check them before publishing, and what to do if you spot something wrong.

1. Who writes our content

Articles are written or directly reviewed by Mohsin Ali, LanguagesTutor's founder and lead instructor, who has taught Pashto, Arabic, and Urdu to students worldwide for over 15 years. Content reflects what is actually taught in our live classes, not material repurposed from other sites.

2. How we check accuracy

Before publishing, each article is checked against our own course materials and classroom experience for grammar, pronunciation, and cultural accuracy. Language is a living, regional subject — where a dialect or usage varies by country or community, we try to say so explicitly rather than present one variant as the only correct form.

3. Updates and corrections

If you believe an article contains a factual or linguistic error, tell us through the Contact page with a link to the article and a description of the issue. We review every report and correct confirmed errors as soon as we can. We don't silently alter the substance of a published article without reason — corrections are made to improve accuracy, not to erase a mistake from the record.

4. Independence

We don't accept payment for favourable coverage, and no article is published as paid or sponsored content. Any future change to this would be disclosed on the article itself.

5. Contact us

Questions about how an article was written or reviewed? Reach us through the Contact page.