The Sound [eɪ] in English
The English language is notorious for its disconnect between spelling and pronunciation. That is one of its main challenges, especially…
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The Pronoun It in English: Challenges, Examples, Explanations
The pronoun it can stand for several things in English. In other languages, that is not always the case, and therefore, "it" can be difficult to understand.
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Introduction The Present Simple Tense and the verb to be are one of the first things beginner English learners come across as they start…
When to Use the Apostrophe in English?
For many learners, the apostrophe in English is difficult to understand. Even though it exists in other languages like French,…
All You Need to Know About the Present Simple Tense and Action Verbs: Part 1 – Verb Conjugation
Learning how to use action verbs appropriately is essential to mastering English grammar🤩 because action verbs are a fundamental part of the language.
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What is the difference between -ed and -ing adjectives?
In "What is the difference between -ed and -ing adjectives?" we start by talking about adjectives in general and then move on to the main topic.
Explore What is the difference between -ed and -ing adjectives?When to (and When Not to) Use Capital Letters in English? Part 1
Capital letters in English seem to be all of the place for no obvious reason especially compared to other languages. Let's have a look at some examples.
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We concluded Part 1 of this series with the use of capital letters in English for geographical formations. In Part 2 we move on with countries and states.
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In Part 3 of the Capital Letters in English series, the focus is on titles of books, people, official documents, nationality words, time periods and events.
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