What are Compound Modifiers in English
Compound modifiers are consist of two words connected by a hyphen which act together like an adjective and modify a noun. Compound Modifiers Rule a/an...
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How to Use There is And There Are in English
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There is And There Are There is and there are, are used to talk about existence or state of being. There is: Use there is...
To Be Verbs in English For Beginner Level Students With Exercise
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To Be Verbs Is – am – are was – were been To Be Verbs (Present Continuous Tense “is, are, am”) Shows an action which...
Demonstrative Adjectives vs Demonstrative Pronouns With Exercise
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Demonstrative Adjective This Adjective straight=away points out the person or thing concerned. The four words this, that, these and those are called demonstratives. I think you’ll find these more comfortable than those. how...
WH Questions For Beginner Level Students With Exercise
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WH Questions are words that include the letter ‘W’ and ‘H’, and we use them to ask certain types of questions. Learning exact usages and...
Commonly Confused English Words for ESL Learners
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In English, there are a number of confusing words. They might have either the same pronunciation, the same spelling or both (same pronunciation and same spelling)...
Simple Present Tense Exercises With Answers
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Simple present tense is one of the most important grammar structures in English language. We use it to describe habits, general truth, and repeated actions....
The 8 Parts of Speech
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Parts of Speech, also known as Word Classes, are building blocks of English language. They indicate how a word is used in a sentence and...
Causative Verbs Exercise With Answers For Beginners
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We have already studied about causative verbs. We said that causative verbs are used when one thing or person causes another thing or person to...
Singular and Plural Nouns
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Initially we talked about noun and become to know about kinds of nouns. In this article we will elaborate singular and plural nouns. How can...