Differences Between So and Such
Differences Between So and Such So + adjective; The theatres were so dangerous. such + a/an + adjective + noun; It was such an uncomfortable experience. Follow the list …
Asking and Giving Direction in English
Asking and Giving Direction in English Asking for direction; Could you tell me how to get to …? How to I find ….? and etc…. Giving direction; Turn back …
Passive Voice Chart
Passive Voice Chart Using Passive voice with Present simple tense, present continuous tense, past simple tense, past continuous tense and other tenses;
Many Ways to Say Happy Birthday
Many Ways to Say Happy Birthday 1. Many happy returns, 2. Have a great one, 3. All the best on your special day! and etc… follow the list for …
The Most Frequently Used Collocations in English
The Most Frequently Used Collocations in English Do, make, have, take, go, get. Do someone a favour, do your hair, make a cake, have a baby, take a photo …
Modal Verbs – Types and Uses
Modal Verbs – Types and Uses Ability, permisson, advice, obligation, possibility. Can, could, may, should, would, might, may and etc… Follow the list;
40 Rules for Writing Good
40 Rules for Writing Good 1. Each pronoun should agree with their antecedent. 2. Between you and I, case is important. and etc… Follow the list for detailed expressions;
Conjunctions – Detailed Expression
Conjunctions – Detailed Expression A conjunction is a joiner, a word that connects (conjoins) parts of a sentence. A word connecting words, clauses or sentences. Coordinating conjunctions; and, but, …
Rules of Abbreviations
Rules of Abbreviations Abbreviations are shortened forms of words or phrase. Follow the list for detailed rules and examples about abbreviations;
Demonstratives in English
Demonstratives in English We use this/these when the objects are near to the speaker. We use that/those when the objects arre far from the speaker and etc… Follow the …