Grammar

English Grammar

The English language has 8 parts of speech. These include nouns, pronouns, verbs, adjectives, adverbs, prepositions, conjunctions, and interjections. Each of these parts of speech plays an important role in forming sentences, conveying meaning, and expressing ideas.
English grammar is the study of the structure of the English language. It covers topics such as parts of speech, sentence structure, and punctuation. It is related to the study of linguistics, which is the study of the structure of language in general.

DO vs MAKE – Exercises 2

DO vs MAKE – Exercises 2

Do vs Make - Exercises 2 - Quiz - Learn when to use Do or Make. Understand the differences and when to use Do and Make.
DO vs MAKE – Exercises 3

DO vs MAKE – Exercises 3

Do vs Make - Exercises 3 - Quiz - Learn when to use Do or Make. Understand the differences and when to use Do and Make.
Either vs Neither

Either vs Neither

EITHER vs NEITHER - Either or Neither! When and how to use Either and Neither! Study and learn the differences ...
Future Continuous

Future Continuous

Sometimes called Future Progressive, the Future Continuous is one of the verb forms associated with the Future ...
Future Perfect

Future Perfect

We use Future Perfect when you want to speak about an event that will be completed before a particular time in the ...
Future Perfect – Exercises

Future Perfect – Exercises

Verb Tenses - Future Perfect - Exercises - Practice exercises with Future Perfect. Improve your oral and written ...
Future Perfect Continuous

Future Perfect Continuous

We use Future Perfect Continuous when you want to speak about an event that will happen and continue in a ...
If vs Whether

If vs Whether

If vs Whether The use of If vs Whether. If or Whether? They are both both conjunctions and used in ...
If vs Whether – Exercises

If vs Whether – Exercises

If vs Whether - Exercises - Improve your written skills by practicing these exercises. Complete the sentences ...
IN – ON – AT

IN – ON – AT

Learn when and how to use the prepositions IN, ON and AT. Understand the differences and why you should use them ...

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Present Perfect

Present Perfect

The Present Perfect is a verb tense we use to express that an action or something has happened in the past and it ...
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