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A Guide to Comparative Adjectives

Although the term “comparative adjectives” may sound complicated, these are actually common words that English speakers use every day. If…

After four years of hard work, Paul has finally earned his bachelor’s degree in elementary education. Now he is putting…

If you are an English language learner who has difficulty remembering the difference between “lose” and “loose”, you have plenty…

The English language includes many words that have a similar sound and meaning, yet they are used differently. Two such…

“Ain’t” is not a real word… If you are a native English speaker, you have probably heard this from a…

We write negative clauses and sentences when we want to indicate that something is not true, does not exist, is…

Verbs that end in -ing can be tricky for English language learners and even for native speakers. Sometimes the -ing…

When does a verb act like a noun? This may sound like a riddle, but sometimes a verb really does…

In regard to your email dated April 25, 2024… In regards to your email dated April 25, 2024… Do you…

In an imperative sentence, we are usually telling someone else to do (or not do) something. These sentences are also…