Welcome back to our “Mastering Fluency and Coherence” series! In our seventh entry, we’ll dive into a crucial aspect of spoken English: Perfecting Grammar in Speech. While conversational English offers more flexibility than written language, maintaining grammatical accuracy is key to clear and effective communication. Let’s explore common grammatical errors in spoken English and learn […]
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When it comes to written English, it’s not just what you say, but how you say it – and that’s where punctuation and capitalization come in. These unsung heroes of English grammar help convey precise meaning, dictate pace, and provide structure to our sentences. Misuse them, and you may find your statements becoming unclear, ambiguous, […]
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Greetings grammar go-getters! This is a big one. I hope you’re ready. Have you ever shared someone else’s words in a conversation or relayed an event to a friend? You probably used direct or indirect (reported) speech to do so. Understanding these elements of English grammar can help you communicate more effectively. What are Direct […]
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One fundamental yet often challenging aspect of learning English is mastering the use of articles, small words with big impact.
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we’re deciphering the mysteries of active and passive voice, vital tools for making your English communication dynamic and effective.
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Subject-verb agreement refers to the grammatical rule that the verb in a sentence must agree with the subject in number.
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Our interactive quiz is designed to help you master the crucial concept of subject-verb agreement.
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By understanding the purpose and usage of articles and determiners, you’ll take another step toward mastering English.
Continue ReadingInstructions: Complete the exercises below to practice using articles and determiners in English. Refer to the blog post “Unlocking the Mystery of Articles and Determiners in English” for guidance. Exercise 1: Fill in the blanks with the correct definite or indefinite article (the, a, an). Exercise 2: Choose the correct possessive determiner (my, your, his, […]
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Instructions: Complete the following exercises to practice using prepositions and conjunctions. You can check our answers in the Answer Key! Good luck. Leave a comment if you have any questions! Part 1: Fill in the blanks with appropriate prepositions. Part 2: Choose the correct conjunction to complete the sentences. Part 3: Rewrite the sentences using […]
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