The Eight Parts of Speech – Help Sheets
What are the parts of speech and why do we use them? When you speak or write, every word has a job. Some words name things.…
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What Is a Preposition? Types & List of Prepositions
Introduction Every day, we talk about where things are, when something happens, and how one thing is connected to another. For example, we say: In all…
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Transitive vs Intransitive Verbs: What Is The Difference?
Introduction Every sentence we speak, write, or read is built using verbs, the action words of English. Some verbs need something to receive the action, while…
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The Types of Pronouns: Examples and Rules
There are 9 types of pronouns in the English language: personal pronouns, demonstrative pronouns, indefinite pronouns, interrogative pronouns, possessive pronouns, relative pronouns, reflexive pronouns, reciprocal pronouns,…
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What Are Collective Nouns? Definition, Examples & Usage Rules
Introduction If you’re starting to learn English grammar, you’ll soon come across the term “collective nouns.” These words are common, but many people, even native speakers,…
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The 4 Types of Conjunctions: Examples and Rules
If you’re just starting to learn English grammar, you might find words like “and,” “but,” or “because” confusing. These words are called conjunctions, and they help…
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Understanding Subordinating Conjunctions: Complete Guide
In the world of English grammar, sentence structure is key to clear and effective communication. One important element that allows us to express complex ideas is…
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What Is an Interjection? Meaning, Examples, and Usage Rules
What Are Interjections and Why Do We Use Them? In our daily life, we often speak without thinking too much. Suddenly, we feel happy, surprised, angry,…
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Determiners: What They Are & How to Use Them Correctly
Introduction Every time we speak English, we talk about people, places, things, and ideas. But how do we show which thing, how many, or whose it…
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Prepositions of Time and Place: When and Where to Use Them
Introduction: What Are We Learning Today? Have you ever said “I’ll meet you at 5 o’clock” or “My shoes are under the table”?If yes, then congratulations!…
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