The question mark (?) is another simple punctuation mark we use every day just to make…
Category: Grammar
Mx: a new word taking over?
English language is evolving—that’s a fact; some words have been coined and used for over 30…
Been and being: when and how to use them
The difference between been and being in meaning and usage has been a popular problem in…
Understanding compound nouns forms
A compound noun is that noun that consists of two or more words which are combined…
Nouns types: Getting the tricky parts right
Apart from proper nouns which have been discussed earlier on this site, we have other types…
Proper noun: understanding the complexities
Nouns probably form the most important part of speech in English, and they are obviously the…
Full stop: more than end of sentence symbol
The full stop (.), full point (both British English) or period (American) is apparently the simplest…
Punctuation: why bother about it?
Show me a discourse without punctuation and I’ll show you what ‘meaningless’ means. In speech and…
You need to know
The English language follows the pattern of Latin Script, a writing system based on letters of…
Can non-native speakers influence English?
As at 2006, English was the first language of more than 300 million people and second…
Tips you can’t miss
*English language has only one alphabet with 26 letters, contrary to ‘ 26 alphabets’ which is…