5 Root words to build better vocabulary

A root word is a basic standalone word in which affixes (prefixes & suffixes) can be added to create new words. A root is the basis of a word and it typically does not stand alone. Prefixes and suffixes can be added to a root word to form many new words and change word meaning.… Continue reading 5 Root words to build better vocabulary

Common Household Vocabulary You Should Know

“Home is a place you grow up wanting to leave, and grow old wanting to get back to.”                                                                          … Continue reading Common Household Vocabulary You Should Know

33 Binomial Expressions In English Language

What are binomial expressions? Something related to mathematics, right? Well, they are used widely in the English language as well! What is a binomial expression or binomial pair in English? It’s an expression comprised of two words that are joined by a conjunction. These two words are usually ‘and’ or ‘or’ and the word order… Continue reading 33 Binomial Expressions In English Language

English Conversation And Phrasal Verbs for Romantic Relationships

Shilpa: Hey Yasmin, how are you? Yasmin: I am doing good, Shilpa. How about you? Shilpa: I am doing great, thank you. By the way, who was that guy you were talking to at Starbucks? It really looked like he was hitting on you. Yasmin: I was reading the Game of Thrones book, and he… Continue reading English Conversation And Phrasal Verbs for Romantic Relationships

A Brief Guide To Using ‘The’ With Geographical Names

If you have watched the movie ‘English Vinglish’ starring the late diva Sridevi, then you will remember this memorable scene when her character Shashi asks her English tutor the following question with much curiosity: “Why India, not the India; why America, the United States of America?” Why indeed? Why do we use the definite article… Continue reading A Brief Guide To Using ‘The’ With Geographical Names

Improve Your Writing Skills- 7 Ways to Make Your Sentences Simpler and Concise

Whenever you read an interesting article or a book, your attention first goes to the kind of sentence structure it has. Is it too lengthy or verbose? Are too many complicated words used? If yes, then there is a lesson in this- the writer is just trying to make a grandiose display of his knowledge… Continue reading Improve Your Writing Skills- 7 Ways to Make Your Sentences Simpler and Concise

How To Write a High-Quality Article – 7 Strategies To Develop Your Idea

  Whenever you have to write an essay or article, you need to develop solid content in order to impress the reader. Ideas could be scattered around in your mind, there might be a mentor or expert whose opinion you would want on the subject, or you could brainstorm with friends or colleagues to get… Continue reading How To Write a High-Quality Article – 7 Strategies To Develop Your Idea

A Short Guide To Daily Euphemisms

What are euphemisms? According to the textbook definition, a euphemism is a ‘mild, indirect or vague term used in place of a direct, harsh and likely offensive one.’ For example, suppose a relative of your friend expires. Do you say “I am sorry that your uncle is dead” or “I am sorry that your uncle… Continue reading A Short Guide To Daily Euphemisms

Common Color Idioms To Boost Your Vocab

Anyone who seeks to add more ‘color’ to their understanding and usage of the English language, it is highly recommended to learn as many idioms as possible. Though you can get your point across without using idioms, the nuances, subtleties, and history of the language can only be understood if you are aware of idiomatic… Continue reading Common Color Idioms To Boost Your Vocab

Five Interesting Ways To Teach English to Kids

Learning and teaching English is an arduous exercise, and you need to fully focus your mental faculties towards the plethora of grammatical rules that exist in order to develop a basic understanding of the language. Owing to the deluge of exceptions and intricacies within the language, one can no longer adopt a conventional and obscurantist… Continue reading Five Interesting Ways To Teach English to Kids

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