All things English
A determiner is an important part of a sentence that identifies or quantifies a noun. It usually occurs in a sentence immediately before the noun. Sometimes, it occurs before the adjective in a sentence, followed by the noun. It always occurs before the noun. Let’s see what these special words are. Determiner Groups Determiners can […]
If English were easy, we would all be fluent. True? You just read a conditional sentence. To sound fluent, you need to get your head around conditional sentences. It’s an art. Don’t worry, though; you can learn it. Let’s step into the wonderful world of English conditional sentences. English has four conditional sentence types: […]
Phonemes. Phonemes are the sounds made by each letter of a word. In English, each letter is not always pronounced the same way in every word. e.g., rat, rate, wasp and awe. The ‘a’ in each word is not pronounced the same. That is why we need the phonemic alphabet in English. […]
