Sentences: Rules and Structures
English Language

Sentences: Rules and Structures

Est. reading time: 5 minutesSentences are a unit of language that expresses a complete thought or idea. They are the building blocks of communication and come in various forms and structures. This article will explain in detail what a sentence is, the types of sentences, and the rules guiding sentence formation. What is the definition of a sentence? In […]

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Rules Guiding Contractions In Grammar

Est. reading time: 4 minutesA contraction is simply a word that is formed by combining two words or by shortening or omitting a word or phrase. They are also called short forms and are formed with the use of an apostrophe. The apostrophe, also known as contractive apostrophe, is placed where the missing letter should be. Contractions are used

Gerunds
English Language

Gerund Usage in Writing and Speaking

Est. reading time: 4 minutesA gerund is commonly used in the English language, and this article will explain in detail what a gerund is with numerous examples to help you confidently identify and use them in your writing and speech. What is a Gerund? A gerund is popularly used in sentences, and it’s a verb form ending with ‘-ing’

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4 Major Categories of Writing

Est. reading time: 2 minutesOne of the easiest ways to write better is to determine what you intend to achieve with that content. Understanding the four major categories of writing will help you determine where your intended content falls and, consequently, the purpose of such content. Follow me, let’s take a short walk through the four major categories of

Suffixes
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Suffixes: Meaning and Examples

Est. reading time: 5 minutesSuffixes are small but important parts of the English language that make your vocabulary richer. By adding them to root words, suffixes create new words and enhance the ability to communicate with precision. In this article, we will see the importance and versatility of suffixes in vocabulary development and understanding of the English language. What

English Language

Understanding Articles in English Grammar

Est. reading time: 3 minutesImagine a toy shop with many dog-themed toys and only one cat-themed toy. When you refer to the cat-themed toy, you would say ‘the’ cat-themed toy because it is the only one. If you wanted one of the dog-themed toys, you would use ‘a’ dog-themed toy because there are many to choose from. Articles are

Prefixes
English Language

Prefixes: Art of WordPlay

Est. reading time: 4 minutes  A vital part of English vocabulary is prefixes, and whether you notice them or not, they are always used in sentences, statements, or articles. It is important to know how to figure out a prefix in a sentence and how to use it. Once you understand the concept of prefixes, you will be able

English Language

Adjectives: What You Need to Know

Est. reading time: 5 minutesAn adjective is a word that modifies a noun or pronoun. The Oxford Dictionary describes an adjective as a “word naming an attribute of a noun.” It describes the qualities of something or someone. Adjectives, when used in communication, provide specific information about people, places, things, and animals, that gives a reader or listener a

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What is Subject-Verb Agreement: Rules and Examples

Est. reading time: 4 minutesIn the English language, there’s always a subject-verb agreement in a sentence. This means a verb in a sentence must agree with the subject both in form and meaning. A verb in a sentence does not only show when an action is performed; it also indicates the number of subjects in the sentence. In this

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Tenses: How to Use Them Correctly

Est. reading time: 6 minutesWe can’t mention sentence structuring without talking about “tenses,” and these tenses are oftentimes associated with their related verb forms. Learning tenses and their correct usage is a great way to improve your English, and understanding them will help your speech. Without further ado, let’s move on to what tenses entail. Tenses: What Does It

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