Grammar Tips

What are the main types of sentences? According to English grammar, sentences are mainly of 4 types: declarative, exclamatory, imperative, and interrogative. While the first…

Every language is beautiful and pleasing to the ears in their own way and English is no exception. The English language as we know and use it today at an international level has…

The title of this article may be quite confusing. You may wonder why we are asking the same question twice. However, if you look closely, you will see that there are three words in…

Imagine this: Your friend calls you and says, "Hey, Stacy! I've called to invite you home tomorrow. Jacob will be there too." If you know what these homophonic words, 'To' and…

Quotations are an indispensable part of writing—academic or otherwise. Even in verbal communication, we use the term “quote-unquote” when referring to an idea that is borrowed or…

First, Second, and Third person, are an indispensable part of communicating in English. These are called personal pronouns. What are pronouns? The first person pronouns are…

‘She is a couch potato’, ‘Love is like fine wine’, ‘He has a heart of gold’ … are you wondering why the subject is being compared to a thing that has no apparent connection, and…

As the global language, English varies just a bit from place to place where it is used. This can lead to confusion when it comes to knowing when and how to use specific punctuation…

Writing has come a long way since our ancestors used sharp stones to carve into walls. It has evolved from crushed berries used to paint words on cloth to pen and paper and then…

To vs Too vs Two - To is a small but versatile preposition making it one of the most widely used English words. Too is an adverb that has a meaning similar to ‘additionally’,…

Then vs Than - Then, as an adverb, is generally used as a reference of time to indicate that something happened after something. It defines the chronology of events. Than is a…

On vs Onto vs On to - On is used to indicate location or position on a surface. Onto indicates the movement of something from a particular position or location to another. On to,…