Here are a few more statements where prepositions have been used incorrectly. Let’s see if you can find the correct ones to be used: * He climbed on the tree * I have something to ask from you * He is capable for doing hard work * She burst with tears * He introduced me […]
Verbs-2
We discussed the rule of subject-verb agreement. Subject – verb agreement rule says that: Singular (one in number) subject follows verb+s/singular form of verb ( is,has..) Plural (many in number) subject follows verb/ plural form of verb ( are,have..) However, second person You, whether singular or plural, always follow verb/ plural form of verb. * […]
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Word of the Week-2
Ambitious and Aspiring describe a person who wishes to rise above his present social position or condition. Enterprising is another word you can use to describe such a person. An Enterprising person is full of energy and is daring in undertaking projects. He is interested especially in wealth.
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Similes
Let us today work on decorating the language you use. As faithful as a dog is a very common comparison one uses in his conversation . Such comparisons are called Similes. Here are a few more comparisons which one can use actively to add vividness to the language. * As ambitious as the devil * […]
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Should I Accompany or Escort?
Accompany and Escort generally mean to go along with someone( or something ). However there is a little difference. To Accompany is to go along as an associate on equal terms ( like with a friend or colleague ). Hence, it is used more in informal situations. I’ll be going to accompany my friend on […]
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