Run–On sentences are easily written, especially when writing creatively. You get ideas and you just want to add them on and before you know it you have an incorrect sentence. A ‘run-on sentence’ is two or more complete sentences written as though they were one sentence.
There are two types of run-on sentences. The first occurs Continue reading…
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Often when writing quickly it is fairly easy to overlook protocol in grammar and write a sentence as one speaks. This may cause one to write a sentence fragment. A ‘sentence fragment’ is an error that occurs when an incomplete sentence is punctuated as though it were complete. One should look for three main aspects Continue reading… Word emphasis and syllable stress is more important than many people think. There are a lot of languages that use this emphasis in their everyday words. However, when you are trying to improve your English, this is an issue that can not be overlooked. Word emphasis or syllable stress is a way of pronouncing an English Continue reading… Grammar mistakes can usually get the best of us. You probably know that many brilliant people can’t spell. Other brilliant people have a whole lot of trouble with grammar and word usage. That doesn’t mean you should ignore either of them, believing that the people you write to will be able to see through your Continue reading… Author: Piyush Bhatia These days, the English language is being used as a secondary or second language by many non-native speakers around the world. Since English has gone on to become the language of choice for communication between the people of different countries, it is a good decision to learn English as a second language. The primary Continue reading…
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How do you think in English? You have to train yourself to think in English. It’s like a football player who practices everyday. That practice is what makes him able to perform Continue reading… Number three in our series on the “Four Mores” is READING more. “The writer creates half the text, the reader creates the other half”, Author unknown. Man learns by various sources and means such as by observation, conversation, experience and reading. Right from the stage of Stone Age to space age the man has evolved himself Continue reading… |
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