Mastering the Art of Fluent English: 7 Proven Tips for Success
Speaking fluent English can be a challenging task, but with the right approach and mindset, it is possible to achieve fluency in a relatively short period of time. Here are…
Nouns 101: Understanding the Building Blocks of Language
Nouns are words used to refer to people, places, things, or ideas. Nouns can be classified in several ways: Common Nouns and Proper Nouns. Common nouns are words that refer…
All about Phrases- Advanced Elementary Grammar Lessons
Who doesn’t know what a phrase is? A common man may use the word several times During his conversation. But the question is what is a phrase in English grammar?…
Understanding Modal Verbs Part 2 – Elementary Grammar
Here we are, to take the lesson on Modal Verbs further ahead. We suggest that you take a look at part one of this concept if you haven’t yet. Click…
Tenses- All about the Time- Elementary Grammar Lessons
If you have stuck around our website for a long time now then you would know that we are on a spin to cover all topics from elementary grammar. With…
Verb- The Action Word Lesson- Elementary Grammar
What is a sentence without a verb? They’re the words that reflect the action in the sentence, and hence, play a very important role. In this English lesson of Elementary…
Adjective- Definition, Types and Use- Elementary Grammar
An adjective is an unmissable concept in the parts of speech. If you have a noun, then an adjective only makes it better. If a noun is a car, it…
Nouns and its Types- Elementary Grammar Lessons( Part 1)
In this lesson, we will go down the language’s memory lane and brush up our skills of elementary grammar. These concepts become forgotten in a learner’s sense, while we do…
Sardonic- Everything you need to know about this Trending Word
Every word lover will land on this page because learning new words never goes out of style. If that is indeed the case, then you should be here to read…
Mass Nouns: Words that do not have a Plural Form- Know them now!
There are so many words in the English language that do not take or require a plural form. One of the most relevant mistakes that we can cite here is…