Gerunds in English grammar!!! Below are the full definition of a gerund, gerunds examples, and a list of verbs followed by gerunds for ESL learners. What is A Gerund? Gerunds are nouns formed from verbs. Gerunds end in -ING. Present participles also end in -ING, but they do not act as nouns. List of Verbs … Read more
Learn infinitives in English with examples and an ESL infographic. Below are the infinitive definition, infinitive examples, and list of verbs followed by infinitives in English you should know. What is An Infinitive? An infinitive is a verbal that functions as a noun, adjective, or adverb. It is formed by using “to” + the verb. … Read more
Noun clauses in English!!! In this lesson, we learn the definition, functions, and examples of noun clauses in English. What is a Noun Clause? A noun clause is a dependent clause that contains a subject and a verb. It works as a noun in a sentence. It can be the subject of a sentence, an … Read more
Learn Time Expressions in English. Here is a list of the different expressions of time in English. Popular Time Expressions Here are some words and expressions to refer to time. Time Expressions Used in the Past Yesterday Last week Last month Last year A little while ago An hour ago This morning In the past … Read more
Some vs any!!! The article will help you learn how to use some and any and understand the differences between these determiners. Some vs Any Some and Any are both determiners. They are used to modify nouns. How to Use Some Some is used to mean “a little” and “a few“. Also, some can be used with both … Read more
Another vs other vs the other – What’s the difference? This lesson helps you learn how to use another vs other vs the other correctly in your sentences. Another vs Other vs the Other When to Use Another Another is used with singular countable nouns. It means one more, an alternative. Examples: Can you manage another piece of … Read more
What’s the difference between Just and Already? JUST and ALREADY We often use just and already with the present perfect tense. When to Use ALREADY Already is used in positive phrases and questions. The sentence adds meaning like “even”, “something has happened earlier”. Examples: He hasn’t already read this book. I have already booked tickets. We have already advised you … Read more
Learn conjunction words in English grammar. In this article, we learn how to use correlative conjunctions both and, either or and neither nor in a sentence. Conjunction Words Both And Both and refers to two things or people together. It is always considered plural in a sentence. She carves in both stone and wood. Nepal has frontiers … Read more
Learn common mistakes with adverbs!!! In this lesson, we will learn about some common mistakes with adverbs and how to avoid them. Common Mistakes with Adverbs Learn common grammatical errors in the use of adverbs in English. Below are some common grammar mistakes in the use of adverbs in English. Incorrect: I am much happy to see you. Correct: I am very happy … Read more
Conditional conjunctions are words that connect clauses or phrases in a sentence and indicate that one clause or phrase depends on the other clause or phrase. They are used to introduce a condition in a sentence, and they help to show the relationship between the two clauses or phrases. In this lesson, we will review … Read more