Nominalization: What it is and how to use it
Nominalization is the process of turning verbs, adjectives, or adverbs into nouns. This transformation often…
The ‘Y’ rule in spelling
The “Y rule” in English spelling primarily concerns how to handle words ending in “y”…
Consonant “y” vs. Vowel “y”
The letter “y” is unique in the English language because it can function as both…
Another vs Other: How to use them
“Another” and “other” are both determiners used to refer to something additional or different, but…
Since vs. For: How to use them
Time is a tricky thing to pin down in words, especially when you’re learning English….
Again vs Back: The difference and how to use them
“Again” and “back” are both adverbs that indicate repetition or return, but they have distinct…
During vs While: How to use them
Ever stumbled over whether to say “during the party” or “while I was dancing”? You’re…
Basic colors in English
Mastering the basic colors in English does more than just expand your vocabulary—it opens your…
Using look, see, and watch
“I want to see a sunset so let’s watch it. Look! How beautiful.” Imagine standing…
Relative pronouns: What they are and what they do
Relative pronouns are words that connect a dependent clause (also called a relative clause) to…