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Can Vs Be Able To Both can and be able to can be used to talk about ability to do something. In some cases they are used interchangeably. Use of can Can is widely used in the present tense. It is used to talk about our ability to do things. Examples I can sing. He can speak English well. I … Read more Can Vs Be Able To

Modals (likewise called modular action words, modular helper action words, modular assistants) are exceptional action words which carry on unpredictably in English. They are unique in relation to typical action words like “work, play, visit…” They give extra data about the capacity of the principle action word that tails it. What Is a Modal Verb? … Read more Magnificent Modal Verbs Quiz

What is a Preposition? A Preposition indicates relationships between two nearby words (between a noun or pronoun and other parts of the sentence) in a sentence and usually appears before a noun or a pronoun. Example: Let’s meet near the shopping mall. (Near is a preposition; shopping mall is its object) Forms of Prepositions: a) Prepositions of Place tell you where something … Read more Prepositions of time Quiz

Must vs have to : Both Must and have to communicate commitment or need, yet there are some little contrasts: • Must communicates the speaker’s emotions, though have to communicates, most importantly, an indifferent thought: You must come. You are obliged to come (I necessitate that you come) You have to come. You are obliged … Read more Must vs Have to Quiz

What are IDIOMS? Formal definition: An idiom is a group of words established by usage as having a meaning not deducible from those of the individual words. In simple words, an idiom is a group of words that mean something different to the literal words used. Examples: Once in a blue moon  → rarelyWe go … Read more Quiz on Idioms

Welcome to English Quiz on Common mistakes in day to day english. As you know composing and talking in English as a non-local speaker has its very own arrangement of issues. Linguistic mistakes come in numerous structures and can without much of a stretch befuddle and darken meaning. Some common errors are with prepositions most … Read more Common Mistakes Quiz

What are prepositions? The word preposition (pre + position) implies set previously. A Preposition is a word put before a noun or a pronoun to give some connection between the noun or pronoun to some other word. Felicity strolls ACROSS the street (strolling from one stopping point to the opposite end) Felicity strolls IN THE MIDDLE of … Read more Prepositions Quiz

What are Articles? An article is a word that is utilized with a thing to indicate syntactic definiteness of the thing. English has three articles, ‘a’, ‘an’ and ‘the’ and choosing which one to utilize can be dubious for learners. The initial step to making sense of which one to utilize is to distinguish the … Read more Awesome Articles Quiz

What are Conjunctions? Conjunctions are joining words.They are used to joun words or groups of words together. And,or,but ,because are some common conjunctions. They may be small or seem insignificant but are very important for constructing sentences. They join words,phrases AND clauses together. Notice AND is a conjunction. These are of three kinds: Coordinating conjunctions-They … Read more Cool Conjunctions Quiz

What are Regular Plurals / Noun? A regular noun is the noun thats plural form is formed only by adding -s or -es. For example, Apple, apples Mango (singular), mangoes (plural) Hero, heroes Volcano, volcanoes What is a Irregular Plural/Noun? Those nouns whose plurals are formed by changing the spellings in addition to adding -s or -es … Read more Regular Plurals Quiz