How to learn synonyms in English.

Acquiring new vocabulary is one of the most important parts of language learning. As such, learners have many questions concerning the best ways to study, learn, and memorize new types of English words. Synonyms are an important category of English words that learners can use to introduce novelty and variety into their speaking and writing.

Why is it Buses Instead of Busses?

The plural for bus is buses. The confusion between buses and busses likely comes from situations where English words double their final consonant. English nouns don’t do this. It happens most often for English verbs. Busses was once acceptable as a plural for bus, but it has since fallen out of use.

Which is Correct, “Speak English” or “Speak in English”?

The short answer is, both of them are correct! Each of those expressions is grammatically correct English. Their differences lie with context. “I speak English.” and “I can speak in English.” both mean the same thing. However, using those phrases differently can completely change the meaning.

How to Change Degree (comparative & superlative) in English.

How do you compare one thing to another in English? What if you want to explain how something is better than all the rest? In English, this is pretty easy to do. We call a word which compares the properties of two things “the comparative”. If we want to talk about how something is the best of all, we call that “the superlative”.

The Best Letter in the English Alphabet (you’ve never heard of) – Hidden History of English.

Without a doubt, the best letter in English is thorn (Þ/ þ). This little letter put in a lot of work during English’s earlier times; It could replace common words like the and that. It is also surprisingly close to modern English Y. Thorn may be gone, but its legacy lives on even in popular culture.

How to Use Modal Verbs (should, would, could) in English.

“Modals verbs” are a class of verbs used to express ideas like intention, likelihood, ability, or to give advice. You can call them helper verbs. They always appear with a main verb. English has nine of them: can, could, will, would, shall, should, may, might, must.

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