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NRTC English

Understanding the correct usage of “alumna,” “alumnus,” “alumnae,” and “alumni” can be tricky for beginners. These words commonly refer to Read more…


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“Anyway” is the correct word. According to the Cambridge Dictionary, it’s an adverb used to indicate contrast or to add Read more…


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Learning English can be fun and exciting, but sometimes it can also be tricky, especially when it comes to words Read more…


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In Nigeria, like in many parts of the world, people love to shorten words and phrases. Sometimes, it’s like our Read more…


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Certain words in English always have an “s” at the end because they are inherently plural. Some of these words Read more…


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One common error English learners make is incorrectly pluralizing the word ‘potential’. ‘Potentials’ is incorrect in standard English. According to Read more…


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In this article, I have written 5 practical tips for pronunciation improvement for learners of English who desire to speak Read more…


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Archive, a place where records or historical documents are stored, is correctly pronounced or vocalised as ahr-kahyv, not as achieve Read more…


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English is full of words that sound similar but have completely different meanings. One common mix-up is between “invincible” and Read more…


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Some stative verbs can be used as dynamic verbs; that is, they can attract ‘-ing’ or be used in a Read more…