ShareTweetSharePin0 Shares Types of meals Have you ever wondered at the different names of the meals that we take during the day? Most of us may be familiar with Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner. But what about Brunch and Linner/Lupper? Just Read More …
ShareTweetSharePin0 Shares The following is a list of one word substitutions that shows how we call experts or specialists in the medical field. List of One word Substitutions: Part – 4 Who is your doctor? Sl. No. Specialist Read More …
ShareTweetSharePin0 Shares One word substitutions -cide words: Part – 3 The suffix –cide came from the Latine word ‘caedere’ which means killing. The words end in –cide are known as killer-words and also the part of one word substitutions in Read More …
ShareTweetSharePin0 Shares One Word Substitutions Part – 2 (Forms of Government) –cracy words and -archy words of One Word Substitutions: The suffixes -cracy and -archy came from Greek. The meanings of the suffixes are -cracy means ‘power’ and -archy means Read More …
Share60TweetSharePin464 Shares Collective Nouns for Things and Places Given below is a list of commonly used collective nouns for things and places, plants and plant products and food and drinks. Collective Nouns for Things and Places Sl.No. Name of Read More …
Share4TweetSharePin48 Shares Collective Nouns for Animals and Birds Here is a useful list of collective nouns for animals, birds, and insects which surely will help you to improve your vocabulary in English. Collective Nouns for Animals List of Read More …
Share3TweetSharePin47 Shares Collective Nouns for People Here you find a list of 200 collective nouns for people used for a number or a collection of people. Generally, the collective nouns for people are formed based on occupations, professions, gender, nationality Read More …
Share65TweetSharePin570 Shares Animal Homes Names of animal homes is an interesting topic in the English language. Like people living in houses, different animals, birds, insects and other persons have specific names of places to live or stay in. For example, Read More …
ShareTweetSharePin55 Shares Animal Sounds You might have heard the dogs when they are barking or growling or snarling. Have you ever heard when the elephant trumpets or roars, jackals howl, grasshopper chirps, magpies chatter and parrots screech??? Here, in this Read More …
Share55TweetSharePin560 Shares Animals And Their Babies How curious and interesting to know the names of animals and their babies like tiger-cub, zebra-colt, pig-pigling, rabbit-bunny, cat-kitten, dog-puppy, cow-calf, lion-cub, and duck-duckling, pigeon-squab, hen-chicken etc., Maybe animals, birds, insects or other things. Read More …
Share79TweetSharePin483 SharesQuestion Tags Question tags (or Tag questions) are short questions used at the end of sentences. They are very common among the native speakers of the English language. Question tags are not the questions but are used to ask Read More …
Share18TweetSharePin321 Shares Catastrophic Thinking: What Is Catastrophic Thinking? Catastrophic thinking is a term used to describe extreme worrying. This type of thinking can lead to a cycle of repetitive worry. Irrational thoughts can be stressful and consuming. The emotion of Read More …
Share1TweetSharePin34 Shares 5 Ways You Waste Time Every Day Check out the most common five ways you waste time every day. Do you find yourself doing any of them? You’ll also find some time management strategies. They can help you Read More …
Share120TweetSharePin4124 Shares The Subject – Verb Agreement (Concord) Generally, every sentence in English Grammar contains a subject and a verb. So the verb should agree with its subject in number (singular or plural) and person (first, second, or third). Read More …
ShareTweetSharePin55 Shares The Gerund: (Verbal Noun) The form of the Verb ending in ‘-ing’ used as a Noun is called Gerund or Verbal Noun. The form of the Present Participle and Gerund is the same but the usage is different. Read More …