THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN ETC, AND ET AL. Mahatma Gandhi, Subhash Chandra Bose, Bhagat singh etc. sacrificed their lives for the freedom movement of India.Does this etc. sound respectable.? No , this small usage spoiled the respect which the sentence wanted …
Can THEY or THEIR be used as singular? I understand seeing this question you can’t help smirking. Or might be scowling? Because, your understanding is not permitting you to accept this. However, you need to think. Follow these-Everybody should take …
Hello Learners, Previous two blogs we discussed “WANT”..Today, our topic is – NEED.NEED has a strange character. Sometimes it plays the role of a main verb, sometimes it plays the role an auxiliary verb. 1) NEED AS A PRINCIPAL VERBYou …
Hello Learners With the evanescent imprint of thumbs I was wondering whether all are cocooned in fists. If it’s then open.. Can we use want with – ing form? Yes possible. Either indirect form or in a polite way-We had …
Hello Learners We have decided to resume our communication through our blog. Although I am not sure how you are still eager to learn . Our topic WANT.Is it possible to use want with that clause? For example- I want …
The other day I was on Kolkata bound train. As usual discussion initiated by a fellow passenger. In a short journey, if you get involved in a discussion , then you will never realize when the journey comes to an …
How weird it is, when migratory birds come to our country we rush to enjoy the beauty. However, when the workers were desperate to go back their home, despicably we termed them as ‘migrant workers’( in our stuttering spoken English) …
He is twenty years older to me? Is it right sentence? Or otherwise, sometimes we may say- My son John is two years elder than my daughter. True? No. I am not referring the facts, rather I am referring the …
The other day someone wrote, the experience was tiresome. Then the question arose, it would be tiresome or tiring? Many of us may not be aware of the distinction between these two. So let us see- Tiresome- when you say …
If you think so- you are mistaken. Several means more than two but less than many. If there are many people and you want to indicate through several then it will be wrong. Moreover, you need to remember that several …