The present continuous tense is used to talk about actions and situations that are going on at the moment of speaking. Examples are given below.… Continue reading
Precede vs. Proceed
Not only do precede and proceed sound similar, these two terms also pertain to movement, causing confusion to some. This post will help you distinguish… Continue reading
Advanced Vocabulary: Assuage, Ascribe, Aspersions and Awry Exercise
Complete the following sentences using an appropriate word. Answers I am tired of pandering to your demands. Successful businesses have to cater to the… Continue reading
Advanced Vocabulary: Nefarious, Nonchalant and Nauseate Exercise
Complete the following sentences using one of the given options. Answers The assassins often mutilate their victims. The judge ordered him to muzzle his dog.… Continue reading
Few and little exercise
Use little with uncountable nouns. Use few with plural nouns. Comparison Less is the comparative form of little. Fewer is the comparative form of few.… Continue reading