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Punctuation In Written English EXPLAINED! Following on from our previous blog post, we concluded that punctuation is imperative in written English as it adds sense, clarity and stress to your text. One embeds full-stops, commas, question marks, exclamation points, hyphens, semi-colons, brackets and so much more into their writing! With so many elements falling under […]
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How Important Is Punctuation In Written English? Those pesky commas, full-stops and semi-colons are omnipresent in written English, and to non-native speakers of the language, mastering punctuation can present itself to be a particular challenge. There are numerous rules and structures that must be followed for proper implementation, but let’s be real, are commas and […]
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Definite vs Indefinite Articles: A Complete Guide In English, there are two types of articles: definite and indefinite. They are words that define a noun as either specific or unspecific. From this definition alone, articles may appear as something grammatically complex. However, the truth is that definite and indefinite articles are some of the most […]
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How To Form The Present Continuous Tense: Affirmative, Negative and Questions. Forming the present continuous couldn’t be more straightforward. The present continuous is perhaps one of the most important tenses to master as it is absolutely essential for natural-sounding English conversations. As such, it’s rather conclusive that nailing this tense is important. Fortunately, the present […]
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When To Use The Present Continuous Tense: The Definitive Guide What are you doing right now? Are you reading? Or eating? Or browsing Instagram? If you answered my question, then you most likely used one of the most common and useful tenses in the English language – the present continuous, or as some may call […]
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English As A Global Language English is a beneficial language to learn. In fact, it’s perhaps the most frequently learnt second or additional language for foreign speakers across the world. But why is that so? Well, it’s a no-brainer to suggest that English is a global language; it is the current lingua franca. But what […]
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7 Benefits Of Learning A Second Language In today’s increasingly globalised world, proficiency in a second language (particularly English) is a vital skill that allows you to engage with the world in a more meaningful and rewarding way. That being said, what are the top 7 benefits of acquiring knowledge of a second language? #1 […]
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Language vs Dialect. What’s the difference? And What Are Some Common British Dialects? Language. Dialect. Dialect. Language. Are they the same? Are they different? Generally speaking, a language is a system of communication, either spoken or written, that is used by a particular country or nation. On the other hand, a dialect can be defined […]
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Common Differences Between American And British English English is the current lingua franca whereby it is spoken across all corners of the globe. As such, when you are learning this language, it is important to stick to a specific variety. Not only will this ensure consistency, but it will also give your English a more […]