🔵 IntroductionInterjections are often called the emotions of the language. These interjections are used to express the emotions. Sometimes, one small word can express a big emotion:“Wow!”“Oh no!”“Hey!”“Ouch!”These short, sudden…
🔵 IntroductionConjunctions are called the bridges of the sentences, without which the sentences will look broken and incomplete. Imagine speaking like this:“I went to the market. I saw fruits. I…
🔵 Introduction Prepositions are the small words with big meaning. They reflect the connections between nouns, pronouns and other elements. Some words may look small… but they carry big meaning.One…
🔵 IntroductionAdverbs are identified as the power of details in English. They are used to express the way of expressions or actions of verb. Imagine someone says:“She sings.”Okay… but how…
🔵 Introduction The main purpose of an adjective is to give proper meaning to the main noun. Imagine describing Mumbai without adjectives: “Mumbai is a city. The roads are there.…
🔵 IntroductionVerb has been considered as the main element of the sentence. Imagine a sentence without an action:“Aditya… Mumbai…”It feels incomplete, right?Every complete sentence needs something that tells what is…
🔵 IntroductionAfter noun, the second important part of the speech is Pro-noun. It is necessary for the sentence to make proper structure. Imagine saying a sentence like this:“Riya met Riya’s…
🔵 IntroductionLanguage is a scientific and systematic process. It has the elements, structure, rules etc. Language is like a construction building, and every building needs strong bricks. In English, these…
