The difference between each and every (Each vs Every)
One of the reasons why the English language is considered a complex language is because it often has elements that overlap the job of other elements or do the exact …
One of the reasons why the English language is considered a complex language is because it often has elements that overlap the job of other elements or do the exact …
The door is open or opened. Which word should be used after the linking verb? Many students don’t know the difference and use it interchangeably. Open is one of the …
This post helps us understand the difference between a complement and an adjunct in English. Keep reading the post until the end to master the difference so that you don’t …
In this lesson, we learn the difference between a gerund and an infinitive. What is a gerund? A gerund is a progressive (ing) form of a verb that works as …
Many students fail to understand the difference between see, look, and watch and use them interchangeably. All these words have different meanings and should be used accordingly. Let’s understand them …
Some students get confused between the subject and the object complement, thinking they are the same thing. A complement in English is a word or words that complete the meaning …
Do you, sometimes, get confused between a gerund and a present participle? Most people do. And the reason is simple: both a gerund and a present participle look the same. …
Before we look at the difference between a gerund and a present participle, let’s look at their definitions and understand what gerunds and participles are in English. What is a …
Many students get confused about what to use: can or could. Can and could are modal verbs (auxiliary) that support the main verb. Both can and could often confuse English …