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There are some verbs that have the same Present form (V1), past form (V2), and past participle form (V3). For example, “Read” is a verb. Present, past, and past participle forms of “Read” are “Read”. Only the pronunciation of past (v2) and past participle (v3) forms are different from the present form (v1) of “Read”. … Read more
Alphabet, Letter, Vowel, Consonant, and Semi-Vowel are common terms to us. There are 26 letters in English alphabet. What is Alphabet in the English grammar? In English grammar, an alphabet is a set of letters. It includes 26 letters (A – Z). All 26 letters together are called the Alphabet. How many letters are there … Read more
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English vocabulary is vital for every English learner. We can use Phrasal verbs for various purposes such as Spoken English, Written English, English Conversation, etc. If we use phrasal verbs in speaking, it sounds better. If we use phrasal verbs in writing, it increases the standard of writing. Buy My E-book : 21 Days English … Read more
What is a Collective Noun ? A collective noun is a noun that refers to a group of people, things, animals, etc. Some examples of Collective Nouns are army, bunch, band, bundle, brood, bouquet, batch, bale, bench, bevy, board, crowd, chain, class, crew, colony, clump, cluster, flock, fleet, forest, group, galaxy, gang, herd, hive, litter, … Read more
What is Phrasal Verb ? Phrasal Verbs are verbs that consist of two or sometimes three words. The first word is a verb and it is followed by an adverb (Bring down) or a preposition (Carry on) or both(Do away with) , and they always give a new meaning other than the original meaning of … Read more