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English Grammar: How To Use Hyphens in English?
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English Grammar: How To Use Hyphens in English? Hyphen is basically a punctuation mark used to join the two independent words to make it one. These are really important to be careful about in IELTS writing, reading, and listening exams. Hyphens are basically a small dash that joins and makes the wor...
8 Tips to Start Basic English Speaking Conversation: Practice For Beginners
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8 Tips to Start Basic English Speaking Conversation: Practice For Beginners English Speaking or the ability to converse in the English language is one of the greatest assets in anyone’s life. The English language is a recognized international language. It is the official language of almost 67 countr...
English Grammar- How to Use "Who" and "Whom" Correctly?
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English Grammar- How to Use "Who" and "Whom" Correctly? ‘Wh' words or it can be said that pronouns have always been a subject of confusion among students who are learning English grammar. Even, sometimes, native speakers have no idea of what they are talking about and which word makes more sense. So...
7 Tips To Improve Grammar Range & Accuracy
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7 Tips To Improve Grammatical Range & Accuracy International English Language Testing System is a worldwide accepted test of checking the capability of conversing in the English Language. Two modules of English language (writing and speaking) are tested on the basis of four parameters, that is, cohe...
English Grammar-The 8 Parts of Speech Rules & Examples
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English Grammar-The 8 Parts of Speech Rules & Examples Each and every language has its own Grammatical rules and accuracies. As the IELTS test judges you on the basis of your knowledge of the English language, in this article, grammar of the English language will be discussed. There is no particular...