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Elicit vs Illicit in English: Understanding the Difference In English language, many words sound similar or have the same roots, but they carry different meanings. If you are a non-native speaker of English, you may find some words confusing and tricky to use. These words are often misused or interchanged, which can result in a … Read more
Wedding A wedding day is a day of marriage often includes a ceremony and a celebration of getting married. Example: Asian people make many dishes on wedding party for their guests. Bride A bride is the name for a woman used on her wedding day. Before the wedding, she in known as a fiancée or a girlfriend but … Read more
Auxiliaries (Sometime auxiliary verbs or helping verbs) are one of the types of verb in English grammar. Auxiliaries are basically helping elements that add meaning or additional information to the basic meaning of the main verb in a clause or a sentence. Auxiliary verbs are also called helping verb and used with main verbs to help … Read more
Like the letter c, which does not have its own sound but we use it for the sounds of k and s and has no sound of its own, the letter g also does not have single sound. The letter ‘g’ has two sounds: one sound of its own: the “hard” sound heard in good and the second sound of g … Read more
Introduction to the Poem Still Citizen Sparrow by Richard Wilbur Richard Wilbur, one of the most famous poet of the 20th century, is known for his diversity and complexity in poetry. Realism is one of the basic components of his work. “Still Citizen Sparrow” is written to change the beliefs and the perceptions of the … Read more
What Is an Iambic Pentameter? Everything has its measuring tool just as a mile, used for measuring distance, consists of a number of meters, and each meter consists of smaller units like centimeters and further into millimeters so also meter by which we determine in the rhythm of poetry, is sub-divided into a number of … Read more
Quotations from “The Old Man and the Sea” 1. “Have faith in the Yankees my son. Think of the great Joe DiMaggio.” (Santiago) Santiago spoke these lines in his shack to Manolin, when they were having a conversation about baseball. Santiago’s appreciation and love for baseball is clearly showing in his words. He especially … Read more
The rules regarding sound of the letter ‘g’ in words are complex. Some words comply with e, i, and y rule but many words do not follow this rule as the words get, gift, and gyne are totally opposite to above rule. There are also two letter combinations that create /j/ sound i.e. ‘ge’ and … Read more
Abbreviations, contractions, and short forms remained always confusing for English students. These terms are used in written form very commonly. Because, English language emerged when Latin and French languages were dominating languages. French and Latin languages also owned many words, contractions and short form from Greek, so these terms remained popular in all eras and … Read more
Difference between Lose, Loose, Loosen, Loss and Lost Lose, loose, loosen, loss and lost are very easy to confuse. They seem to be similar in their meanings and usage but they are used at different situations with different meanings. We come across many suggestions and guidelines against confusion between words loose vs. lose, and loss vs. lost. These words … Read more