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Hello, fellow English learners! As an ESL expert, I know how tricky grammar rules can be. One of the most common challenges is understanding gerunds. Today, I’ll walk you through everything you need to know about gerunds in English grammar. … continue reading
Adjectives are special words that give us more information about things. Think of them as the colors we use to paint a picture with our words. They make our sentences more interesting and detailed. Let’s make this super simple and … continue reading
Have you ever wondered why we say “big red ball” instead of “big red ball”? English has a cool way of arranging adjectives or describing words that makes our sentences sound right. Let’s break it down into simple steps so … continue reading
Throughout my teaching journey, I’ve found that phrasal verbs are often a stumbling block for English learners. So, I’ve put together this comprehensive guide to help you master these unique and intriguing facets of the English language. Strap in and … continue reading
Parallel structure, or parallelism, is a crucial aspect of English grammar that significantly contributes to the balance, clarity, and readability of your writing. However, I find many of my students either less concerned about it or they are not able … continue reading
An interrogative sentence is one of the functional categories of sentence that consists of question word(s) like what, why, how, when, do, is, are, will, etc. Interrogative sentences are also called questions because of their purpose of use. Sentences that … continue reading
WH-words like “who,” “what,” “where,” “when,” “why,” and “how” are essential for asking questions in English. These WH questions are used daily in conversations to gather specific information and better understand others. In this guide, tips, examples, and quizzes will … continue reading
Phrases and clauses are two significant grammatical items in English. Simply put, phrase and clause both are a group of words that are found as parts of sentences with differences in their function and structure. I see many of my … continue reading
A preposition is a function word that is placed before a noun or anything equivalent to a noun. Prepositions are used to create a connection between the noun and the other words of the sentence. Example: My cousin will come … continue reading
The basic knowledge about adjectives and adverbs is that adjectives modify nouns, and adverbs modify verbs. But is this all about them? Is there anything more than just the basics? Of course, there is. To learn adjectives and adverbs properly, … continue reading