If you have ever used the word ‘tasking’ to replace ‘physically and mentally demanding’, then it’s…
IELTS preparation: The single mistake that ruins everything
If you don’t stop making this mistake like most candidates, you will continue taking the International…
Short lesson: Why you should not use ‘self-acclaimed’
The compound word ‘self-acclaimed’ has been used by some speakers of the English language in place…
amid vs amidst: The difference you should know
Both ‘amid’ and ‘amidst’ are prepositions and they mean the same thing, technically. A preposition is…
Clap him or clap for him: All the explanation you need
Do you say ‘clap for him’ or ‘clap him’? Which of them is correct? We will…
Order of adjectives simplified
The arrangement of adjectives has been quite a task for a number of English language users.…
Affordable Ebook for WAEC, IELTS, JAMB, etc: Questions, answers, explanations…
You’ve seen and studied questions/answers books, but would you love to see one with a simplified…
Who exactly is a ‘vulcanizer’?
In Nigeria, ‘vulcanizers’ do general maintenance work on vehicle tyres. They patch up punctured tyres, maintain…
The comma rules you should know
On the one hand, the comma is apparently the most popular punctuation mark in English; on…
Why you shouldn’t say ‘My names are…’
People who say ‘My names are…’ think they know simple grammar than most of us because…
Asking questions: difference between ‘which’ and ‘what’
Both which and what are used to ask questions and might be used interchangeably. However, there’s a…
How to use ‘such as’ correctly
We use ‘such as’ to give an example or examples that corroborate what we’re saying or…