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Tenses in English Made Simple (With Easy Chart)
English tenses help us understand when an action happens — in the present, past, or future.Many learners feel confused because English has 12 tenses, but the truth is:👉 Once you understand the pattern, tenses become very easy. In this guide, … Continue reading
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Subject–Verb Agreement in English: A Complete Guide
Subject–Verb Agreement is one of the most important grammar rules in English.If the subject changes, the verb must also change — otherwise the sentence becomes incorrect. Many learners make mistakes like:❌ She go to school.❌ They is playing.❌ The list … Continue reading
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Quantifiers Made Easy: Many, Much, Few, Little
English has several “quantifier” words that look similar but are used in different situations.Learners often mix them up—but with a few simple rules, you can use them confidently in both speaking and writing. Let’s break them down one by one … Continue reading
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Active and Passive Voice: Rules, Uses, and Examples
Master Active and Passive Voice with Example When we write or speak English, we can express the same idea in two ways: Active Voice and Passive Voice.Both are grammatically correct, but they serve different purposes. In this lesson, you’ll learn … Continue reading
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Countable vs Uncountable Nouns in English Explained
Have you ever wondered why we say a book but not a water?That’s because in English, nouns are divided into two types — countable and uncountable. Understanding this difference helps you use articles, plurals, and quantifiers correctly — essential for … Continue reading
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Prepositions of Time and Place: At, In, On Explained Clearly
Prepositions like at, in, and on are small words that make a big difference in English.They show time (when something happens) and place (where something happens). Many learners mix them up — but don’t worry!This blog will help you understand … Continue reading
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