Comparative adjectives: Short adjectives: Short adjectives are adjectives that consist of less than 3 syllables. They are either: one syllable only such as: short, tall, small or two syllables such as: easy, funny, pretty, etc. When comparing between two using these short adjectives, we do as follows: we add (-er) to the end of the … Read more
Definite and indefinite articles have different usage in different scenarios. Using indefinite Article: a & an Rule 1: It is necessary for a singular common noun to have an article before it, whereas a plural common noun doesn’t need an article. In order to particularize a plural noun, we can use the definitive article. Example: … Read more
‘The, a/an’ are articles. Articles are words that define whether a noun is general or specific i.e. a noun being talked about it something special and particular or it can be anything in general. Types of Articles: Definite Article (The) Indefinite Article (a /an) Definite Article (The): Definite articles talks about something in particular. … Read more
An interjection is a mean of expression emotions during a speech or conversation. It can be a slight pause or exclamations. It has some of the following features that make them unique: Interjections aren’t usually meaningful in sentence structure. They are exclamations that have no link to the rest of the sentences. They are abrupt … Read more
First, after: The conjunction “after” is used to link two sentences together: past simple and past perfect tense: The conjunction “after” comes with the same usages as other conjunctions such as: when, as soon as, till, until. The rule that governs them is: past simple + after/ when/ as soon as/ because + past perfect … Read more
The word preposition is a term that is used to determine a link between a noun and other parts of the sentence. They identify a coordination of subject, object and other parts of the sentence which helps us to determine the position, time conneci0ns and sequence of different parts of the sentence. Example: I am … Read more
An adverb is a word or a set of words that describe when, where and how an action was performed or quality and degree of action. Most of the adverbs end at “-ly”, although some words ending at “-ly” cannot be considered as adverbs. Examples: The traffic is really busy during office hours. The powers … Read more
A word or combination of words that is used to highlight any action of a living being or condition is denoted as a verb. It is an important part of a sentence that informs us about the action that the subject is performing. Verbs can be considered as the core part of English sentences. Example … Read more