A diphthongs is a double quality vowel. It starts with one quality and ends with another. However, it still function […]
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Remember that formal letters are letters to offices rather than persons, and so are regarded as impersonal letters. As such, […]
Punctuation marks are the marks or signs inserted in a piece of writing to mark off words or groups of […]
The apostrophe ( ’ ) has three uses: contractions plurals and possessives. It is used with ‘s’ toshow possession. The […]
SECOND TERM E-LEARNING NOTE SUBJECT: ENGLISH LANGUAGE CLASS: SS 2 SCHEME OF WORK WEEK TOPIC (i) Revision of […]
A paraphrase is saying or rewriting something in different words that makes it simpler. Paraphrase may mean using fewer words […]
Topic Structure: Plural Forms of Nouns. Content: Notes. English nouns derive their plural forms in a variety of ways. The […]
Adjectives of Smell Adjectives that describe pleasant smells include fragrant, perfumed, scented, sweet, fresh, floral, fruity and those that refer […]
Summary: Traditional Mud Architecture, page 68, Effective English The passage focuses on African mud architecture. It reveals that beautiful buildings […]
Looking into the internal components of sentences, there are various ways of classifying sentences according to their structural patterns. The […]