Question tags with answers – What are tag questions
Questions Tags: Questions are mostly used for getting ideas about something. What is your name? Who are you? Are you a student? But tag questions
English Grammars
Addition to remarks exercises – Rejoinders
Addition to remarks exercises (So do I, So am I, neither do I, etc.) Affirmative additions to affirmative remarks’ structure: So + auxiliary +
Direct and Indirect Questions in English.
Direct and indirect questions exercises. Direct and Indirect PDF. Direct and indirect questions. There are two main questions. (1) Direct question. (2) indirect question. Questions
Direct and indirect speech (Definition, rules & exercises)
We use direct and indirect speech (quoted speech) to convey the speaker’s words without any changes or sometimes with some changes. There are two different
What is a noun? Definition, kinds and case of nouns
What is a noun? A noun is the name of a person, thing, place, or animal. For instance: ‘John, Khan, country, cat, dog, table, clothes,
What are Conjunctions? (kinds & examples)
What is a Conjunction? A conjunction is used to connect words, phrases, clauses, and sentences. We call them word joiners, also. In this article, we
Transitional Words – Phrases (List & Examples)
Transitional Words(phrases). DEFINITION: It is taken from the word transfer which means to take us from one idea to another idea. More clearly: The transition words/phrases
Wht is Phrasal Verb vs verbal phrase examples?
Phrasal verb or verbal phrase. A phrasal verb is made of a phrase. What is the phrase: A collection of words that may contain a
2 important Figure of Speech with Examples & kinds
The figure of speech means the shape/ purpose of speech or statement. When we make sentences or speeches we have to follow two things. 1)
Conditional Sentences | Types, and examples.
Conditional sentences. Conditional sentences: A sentence with an ‘if clause’ and a ‘result clause’ is called a conditional sentence. There are 5 kinds of conditional
Degrees of adjectives exercises | comparative & superlative
Degrees of Adjectives. The degrees of Adjectives are three: 1) Positive. 2) comparative. 3) superlative. We can use them to show comparisons between two things,
3 Positions of Adjective | Attributive, Predicative & PostPositive.
Positions of adjective. We have studied Adjectives and their kinds, but not position so let’s study it today. Attributive & Predicative adjective. Adjectives are always
Can and could | difference & examples?
What is the difference between can and could? Fundamental question it is. We primarily use can and could in our daily conversations. This solves many