hrenglish Nouns are a basic part of English grammar. Nouns are simply words used to refer to various things. It seems quite simple. However, there are several classifications of nouns that can sometimes get tricky. One among them is a collective noun. Many people tend to confuse what is a collective noun. Whether it is a … Read more
Nouns are a priority in English grammar. We use nouns every day, and every time, even when we don’t realize it. Nouns are a general representation of a class of people, objects, or animals. It can be both a living and a non-living thing. However, it is important to know that nouns can be classified … Read more
Nouns are generally the words used to name a class of object, person, or animal. It can be a living or a non-living thing. Now, these nouns are divided into two different types of nouns. One is a proper noun, and the other is a common noun. At some point, you might confuse a proper … Read more
Nouns are any place, person, or thing that we refer to in our speech and sentences. It can be a living thing or a non-living thing. It is basically a word that is used to identify or to name a particular thing. Nouns can be of many types when we use them in a sentence. … Read more
When you engage with English grammar, at some point, you will face the confusion of what is a common noun. It is very important to realize that nouns can be classified into two types. One is a proper noun, and the other is common. To state the basics, a common noun is a word for … Read more
The English words are divided into countable and uncountable nouns. Nouns are basically words that refer to or identify a class of things or people. It can be a place, person, animal, or thing. Nouns are both living and non-living things. Today we will discuss countable nouns. We will learn about what countable nouns are … Read more
There are several words in the English language that have the same meaning. But that does not allow us to use them whenever and wherever needed. You are sure to face complications if you do not know the differences between them and the rules of applying them. The trio “much”, “many”, and “several” can be … Read more
Just like how the words “few”, “a few”, and “the few” have different meanings and usage, similarly, the words “little”, “a little”, and ”the little” are different from each other. Although the trio has morally the same meaning, they are not applicable everywhere, and one cannot interchange them. All three words are used in different … Read more
Sometimes using the right word to convey the right meaning through a sentence can be much more confusing. Several words are so close to each other concerning their meaning that one might face a dilemma if their differences are not clear. Similarly, the words “no”, “not”, “none”, and “never” belongs to that category. They are … Read more
The words “few” and “some” can sometimes be complicated and confusing. Many people tend to interchange while using them as they almost hold the same meaning. But one should realize that they can be similar but not the same. “Few” and “some” are quantifiers and determiners that generally indicate something small in number. While they … Read more