Must and Should
Find out the difference!
Month: September 2016
Every day – Everyday
The above example clearly explains how big a difference the space between two words can make!
Types of Sentences
Every sentence that we make can be classified as Declarative, Interrogative, Imperative and Exclamatory. Find out more about these right here!
Emigrate v/s Immigrate
Emigration means to move out of your own country to settle somewhere else. Immigration means coming to a new country to settle.
Abbreviations
Don’t keep looking up these abbreviations on Google – here’s your guide to commonly used abbreviations!
Lie, Lie and Lay
English really is a funny language – two same words that have entirely different meanings! And another similar one to add on to all the confusion! But as usual, you need not worry – we have a simple explanation for you right here!
Interactive ways to learn English
There are two ways to learn a language. The first involves discussion and deliberation whereas the second demands action in pursuit of the desired goal. The latter is always a better approach as it can help you learn faster. The global nature of English makes it the most sought after language. But most learners do …
Made of v/s Made with v/s Made by
Do not get confused between the three – refer to this quick hack to remember which one to use when!