Indefinite article, Definition, Meaning, Examples and Exercises, English Grammar
Indefinite article examples Read the lines give below: Indefinite article: An article An Apple A fork A knife An umbrella A dog
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The definite article, definition, uses and examples
The definite article in English is used to point out something specific. Any thing or person that the speaker and the listener know about is definite.
Read moreLiterary Devices, Figures of Speech, Poetic Device
Literary devices are specific devices that writers, readers, and the students must know. Using literary devices, a writer can elevate her prose to glorious. For readers, it is essential to know literary devices to understand the text. For students, the knowledge of a few literary devices can raise their score in the English examination. Many of you might be wondering: […]
Read moreDemonstrative Pronoun – English Grammar
Demonstrative pronouns are used to point out something or to show what you are saying about, in short to point to what you are talking about . Demonstrative pronouns are :- this,that,these,those . They are used to point/refer things , objects , people, whether they are close to us or far. Here are some rules you need to follow while […]
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The indefinite article is used with singular common nouns and is usually used when the speaker is introducing a new thing into the conversation.
Read moreFuture Tense in English Grammar
Whenever we want to talk about something that will happen in the future we use the future tense in English grammar. Here is how to use it.
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Explaining Adverb in English Grammar
What is adverb and how are adverbs used to express ourselves. Find out here in this article explaining adverb how to do it
Read moreWhat are Verbs & Present and Past Tense
When you want to say anything that will have to use a word denoting action it is a verb and only actions have a past and present.
Read morePresent Continuous Tense & Past Continuous Tense
Present and Past continuous tense words show something that is happening or just happened, use an ‘ing’ verb after a helping verb like is, was, are and were
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