What is a disjunct in English?
This post will help understand what a disjunct is, how to identify it, and how it works in a sentence. What is a disjunct in English? A disjunct is a …
Past Participle adjectives in English
This lesson helps us understand what a past participle adjective is, and how to use it correctly in a sentence. What is a past participle adjective? A past participle adjective …
Adverbial phrase of reason
This post helps us understand what an adverbial phrase of reason is, what it does in a sentence, and how we can identify it. What is an adverbial phrase of …
Noun Clause Quiz: Test Your Understanding with Real-Life Examples
Think you know what a noun clause is? Or are you still saying, “I don’t know what are you saying”? This quick and practical noun clause quiz will test your …
Demonstrative adjectives masterclass
This post helps us understand what a demonstrative adjective is, and when and how to use it correctly in a sentence. What is an adjective? An adjective is a word …
It is me vs It is I
One of my students recently asked me the difference between “It is me or It is I” and which one is correct to use in a sentence. This is a …
Custom Writing Services: 7 Benefits for College Students
Who doesn’t want to get the highest grades for college essays or research papers? Who doesn’t want to make academic overload easier? Today, college and university students regularly face the …
Coordinating conjunctions masterclass
In this post, we learn what coordinating conjunctions are, different types of coordinating conjunctions, how to use and when and when not to use commas before them. Coordinating conjunction definition …
Hair vs hairs: Countable and Uncountable Noun
Hair vs Hairs in English! What’s the difference between hair and hairs? Can we use hairs in a sentence? Is hair a singular noun or a plural noun? Is it …
Few, a few, and the few difference
This lesson helps us understand how to use few, a few, and the few in a sentence. We also understand how these expressions are different from one another. ‘A FEW’ …