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  • How to Use "Some of" with a Verb

    Sometimes "some of" is used with a singular verb, and sometimes it is used with a plural verb. But do you know how to use it correctly? There are easy rules to help you, whether you...

  • How to Find the Object in a Sentence

    Many English teachers want their students to find the object in a sentence. This is also called the direct object or the object of the verb. Not all English sentences have objects, but many do. ...

  • How to Use a Comma with And Correctly

    Many writers and English students are not sure how to use a comma with “and.” Sometimes you need it, and sometimes it is incorrect. However, there are some simple rules to help you know when to...

  • How to Spell They're, Their, and There Correctly

    Both native and non-native writers of English have trouble using They're, Their, and There because the pronunciation is identical in each case. But if you learn what each one means, it will be...

  • How to Find a Predicate Nominative in a Sentence

    A predicate nominative can seem intimidating until you find out that RENAMING is the name of the game!

  • How to Identify Intervening Phrases and Clauses

    Don’t mistake a word in an intervening phrase or clause for the subject of a sentence. The simple subject is never in a prepositional phrase. Make sure the verb agrees with the actual subject and...

  • How to Tell a Transitive Verb from an Intransitive Verb

    Has your English teacher ever asked you to write a sentence using a transitive verb? Did your heart race and your hands get sweaty? No need to fear the verb! It's really a simple process to...

  • How to Identify the Voice of Verbs

    Voice is the form a verb takes to explain whether the subject performs the action or the action is performed upon the subject. An action verb is in the active voice when the subject t of the...

  • How to Identify Progressive & Emphatic Tenses

    Virtually every native speaker of a language can use the correct grammatical forms and proper syntax without exp[licitly knowing what the grammatical terms are. Most people will recognize what...

  • How to Correctly Spell the " ed " form in English

    In English the "ed" form of verbs can be tricky when it comes to spelling. I hope the following easy and clear rules will help you figure out the right spelling.

  • How to Use the Correct Word -- Life, Live

    The English language is one of the hardest languages to learn. And I can see why. Words like life and live are so similar that oftentimes people confuse the two and use the wrong word in their...

  • How to Identify Perfect Tenses

    Perfect Tense is used in languages to express an event that has been completed at a time in the past. It is called perfect because it is understood in the sense to be “complete”. The word...

  • How to Identify Sentence Fragments

    Often when writing quickly it is fairly easy to overlook protocol in grammar and write a sentence as one speaks. This may cause one to write a sentence fragment. A ‘sentence fragment’ is an error...

  • How to Identify Gerunds and Gerund Phrases

    In the area of grammar and linguistics of a language, there are basically two ways a language can be known. The first is ‘top down’, and this is when the person knows the language because he/she...

  • How to Identify the Order of Subject and Predicate

    In English the subject comes before the verb in most sentences. This order is sometimes represented as Subject-Verb-Object (SVO). Some exceptions to this normal word order are discussed below

  • How to Quote Someone In Japanese

    Learning to quote someone in Japanese is supremely easy. Part of the simpleness stems from the fact that direct and indirect quotes are structured the same way. So once you learn the basic concept...

  • How to Identify Subject, Verb, and Object

    In English sentences are written with a subject S, a verb V, and an object O. The subject and the object are both nouns. The easy way to understand this point in grammar is by remembering that it...

  • How to Use Lay/Lie

    This guide will help improve your writing style.

  • How to Use Affect/Effect

    This guide will help improve your writing style.

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