Have you ever wondered if it’s okay for making plurals with apostrophes? In English, adding an s at the end of a noun signifies its plural form. So if you can have one pencil, two books, and three rulers. You don’t write two book’s or three ruler’s because adding ‘s shows possession.
There is an easy way to differentiate when to use the word ‘like’ and when to use ‘as’. Once you know it, you’ll never mix them up ever again.
Here are some English words that many English as Second Language (ESL) learners often mix up. It’s understandable, as some native speakers often make the same mistake. They are so similar but one acts as a noun and the other, a verb.
Distinguishing between possessive pronouns and adjectives is an exercise of its own. But if we want to use them correctly in our writing, we better know where these to differ.
There are sets of words with similar spellings and pronunciation and yet their meanings are completely unrelated. You may often stumble upon them without you realizing it.
Learning about pronoun agreement is essential for English learners. It’s a basic rule that will make or break your grammar.
Understanding these five common grammar mistakes will help you improve yourself as a writer. Go and look if you often made these mistakes.
Amazing article showing how studies prove 7 ways writing is good for your health. Find out how researchers show which topics may increase a person’s mind, body, spirit and overall health.
Check out this very interesting article explaining all about the term ‘caught red handed’ and what it means. Read why the idiom was used and whom it was in reference to. Plus, how it became to be so popular as the years went by.
Great article showing how these 6 books to improve your English language learning can help. Tips on using these books and other sources, to learn English faster and easier.
