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Share114TweetSharePin4118 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
Share5TweetSharePin5 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
Share165TweetSharePin4169 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
Share62TweetSharePin466 SharesCollective 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 the Read More
Share30TweetSharePin434 SharesCollective 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 Collective Read More
Share118TweetSharePin4122 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
Share238TweetSharePin5243 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
Share237TweetSharePin5242 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
Share581TweetSharePin21602 Shares Tongue Twisters in English Tongue Twisters in English are a sequence of words or sounds that are generally difficult to pronounce quickly and correctly. But they are greatly helpful in speech therapy and effectively improve one’s pronunciation Read More
Share124TweetSharePin4128 Shares Funny Jokes in English – This article is going to give you a variety of Funny Jokes with commas, words, Bernard Shaw’s witty conversations, classroom jokes, riddles etc., Funny Jokes in English With Commas A comma can Read More
Share46TweetSharePin1561 Shares How to Read Long Words in English How to read long words in English has been explained here. Long words in the English Language are called sesquipedalian words (long or polysyllabic) and still, longer words are Read More
Share96TweetSharePin8104 SharesWhat is spoonerism? Spoonerisms in the English Language have been explained here. A spoonerism is the transposition of the initial sounds of two or more words, as in sons of toil in place of tons of soil. It Read More
ShareTweetSharePin11 Shares Pangrams in the English Language In this article, you will find what Pangrams in the English Language are. A pangram or holoalphabetic sentence is one that contains every letter of the alphabet at least once. Pangrams are generally Read More