When using commas with noun clauses, people often make certain errors that can affect the clarity and correctness of their Read more…
Category: NRTC English
Subordinate clauses are an essential part of English sentences. They help us provide extra information, explain ideas, or connect two Read more…
Learning British English can be both fun and challenging. Unlike other forms of English, British English often comes with unique Read more…
If you’ve ever wondered whether it’s correct to say “less I forget” or “lest I forget,” you’re not alone. This Read more…
In English, some verbs can also act as adjectives. These verbs, when used as adjectives, usually describe a noun by Read more…
Understanding the difference between “it’s” and “its” can be confusing because they look similar but mean different things. Knowing when Read more…
In standard or modern English, the pronoun “they” is becoming more common when we talk about indefinite pronouns and singular Read more…
As an English learner, you might find the words “sometimes,” “sometime,” and “some time” confusing because they look similar. However, Read more…
If you are learning English, you might wonder why words that look similar don’t always sound the same. One example Read more…
Have you ever been confused about when to use “every day” and “everyday”? Don’t worry—you’re not alone. Many people mix Read more…
