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MarathiGrammar.one is built on feedback from students, teachers, and language enthusiasts just like you. Whether you have spotted a mistake, have a question about a grammar rule, want to suggest a new lesson topic, or are interested in working with us, we read every message and take each one seriously.
Reach out — we are here to help.
Email Us Directly
You can write to us any time at hello@marathigrammar.one. We aim to reply within 2–3 working days. Please note that we do not offer real-time support; if your question relates to a specific lesson, linking directly to the page helps us respond more quickly and accurately.
What to Contact Us About
- Feedback and suggestions. Noticed something that could be clearer? Have an idea for a new lesson, tool, or article? Tell us. We update the site regularly based on reader input.
- Error corrections. Accuracy is our highest priority. If you believe a grammar rule, example, or table on this site is incorrect, please let us know — include the page URL and the specific issue so we can investigate promptly.
- Collaboration and guest contributions. Are you a qualified Marathi educator, editor, or linguist? We welcome thoughtful contributions. Please introduce yourself and describe your area of expertise.
- Teaching and classroom use. Teachers using our material in the classroom are welcome to write in if they need particular topics covered, additional examples, or printable resources.
- General enquiries. Anything else about the site, its content, or how it works — we are happy to help.
Before writing in, you may find your answer in our Lessons section or on our About page. For site policies, see our Editorial Policy.
Send Us a Message
Use the form below and we will get back to you within 2–3 working days.
Our Response Commitment
We respond to all genuine enquiries within 2–3 working days (Monday to Friday, excluding Maharashtra public holidays). If your matter is time-sensitive — for example, you have found a significant factual error ahead of an exam — please mention that in the subject line or at the start of your message and we will prioritise it.
We do not respond to spam, unsolicited commercial proposals, or link-exchange requests.
Tips for a Helpful Message
To help us respond quickly and accurately, please keep these points in mind when you write to us:
- Include the page URL. If your message is about a specific lesson, tool, or article, paste the URL so we can locate the exact content immediately.
- Be specific about errors. If you are reporting an inaccuracy, quote the sentence or rule you believe is wrong, and — if you have it — cite the authoritative reference you are drawing on (for example, a grammar textbook or Maharashtra Board publication).
- Describe your context. Are you a student, a teacher, or a competitive-exam aspirant? Knowing who you are helps us tailor the reply to your level of familiarity with the subject.
- Use a real email address. We reply by email, so please ensure the address you provide is one you check regularly.
Frequently Asked Pages
Many common questions are already answered on the site. Before writing in, you may find these pages useful:
- All Lessons — complete list of grammar lessons, from swar and vyanjan to sandhi, samas, and alankar.
- Grammar Tools — interactive tools for practising vibhakti, sandhi splitting, and more.
- Editorial Policy — how we research, write, review, and update content.
- About Us — who we are and what MarathiGrammar.one stands for.
If you need information that is not covered anywhere on the site, that is a great reason to get in touch — it may even prompt a new lesson or article.
Collaboration and Partnerships
MarathiGrammar.one is always open to meaningful partnerships with schools, colleges, educational organisations, and individuals who share our commitment to quality Marathi-language education. If you represent an institution and would like to discuss how we might work together — whether through content review, curriculum alignment, or any other form of collaboration — we welcome the conversation.
Please note that we do not engage in paid link placements, sponsored posts, or commercial advertising. Any collaboration must be grounded in educational merit.