Use why and how
We know that how most of us use “why and how” interchangeably to give better explanations. So, learning the correct use of why and how is essential to master our analysing and explaining method. These terms are used frequently to…
Explaining use of coordinating conjunctions
Yet, but, and, or, nor, so, for, etc. are considered the most important coordinating conjunctions in English grammar. As per various online platform, they are also called” FANBOYS”. We can form longer, coherent, impactful, more organized yet simpler form of…
Role and use of helping verbs
Am, is, are, was, were, be, do, have, will, shall, can, may, must, etc. are most used primary and secondary helping verbs in English grammar. Among these, am, is, are, was, were, be, are categorized as primary helping verbs of…
Role and use of adjectives
Adjectives are the most essential building blocks of english grammar. Its core function is to describe noun and pronouns. It modifies nouns and pronouns by describing how does it look like? What are?etc.Adjective describes nature, qualities and characteristics of given…
Most used transition words
However, nevertheless, in addition, therefore, meanwhile, indeed, in summary, for example, are the most used transition words and phrases that learners use in spoken or written communication. These transition words and phrases are used to introduce a paragraph, show contrast…
Useful correlative conjunctions
As..as, so..that, whether..or, no sooner..than, both..and, either..or, neither..nor, and not only..but also, rather..than are top 10 correlative conjunctions intensively used in English grammar. Correlative or “paired conjunctions” equally balance either parts of the given sentence; make more richer by adding…
Correct use of linking verbs
To link subject to subject complements, to describe state or identity of subject, to describe state or condition, we use linking verbs in English grammar. Linking verbs do not work with main action verbs like primary helping verbs. These verbs…
Using direct and indirect speech
In English grammar, understanding direct and indirect speech through its rules, formation and examples is so important as this part of grammar play vital role in achieving various communicative goals. In order to convey speakers original words, tone, intent, to…
Understanding Active and passive voice
The basic difference between active and passive voice depends on the who is the doer of the action performed. If the action is directly done by the subject itself it is called “active voice.” But, if the doer of the…
Correct use of imperative and exclamatory sentences
In English language, imperative sentence are used to give command, makes request, or offers advice. On the other hand, exclamatory sentences can be used to celebrate milestones, express appreciation, or share excitement about new opportunities. In details, let’s understand the…