Reported speech is when we tell someone what another person said without quoting their exact words. We change direct speech Read more…
Category: NRTC English
Pluralizing nouns in English can be straightforward—just add an “-s” or “-es” at the end of the word. But when Read more…
In most English words, “qu” is pronounced as /kw/. This means the sound is a combination of the /k/ sound, Read more…
What is the past perfect tense? The past perfect tense is used to talk about an action that happened before Read more…
In 2022, I introduced the Shawarma Rule in English to my students as a mnemonic to help them correctly use Read more…
Mastering the nuances of the English language can be challenging, particularly when it comes to phrases that appear similar but Read more…
Prepositions “at,” “in,” “on,” and “by” are all used to indicate time and place. However, there are slight differences in Read more…
When you see words that end in -ted or -ded, they usually come from verbs in their past tense or Read more…
To properly understand the nature of perfect tense, I have written that any perfect tense is a completed tense; that Read more…
Learning English can be tricky, especially with words that sound similar but are used differently. One such word is “felicitate.” Read more…
