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The idiomatic phrase “we was robbed” is not one you will see a lot in writing, but you may hear it a lot in informal conversation. Here you will find the meaning of this phrase and the information available on its origin. You will also find examples of how to use this phrase properly in … Read more
One idiomatic phrase you may see or hear used frequently in everyday conversation or writing is “bogged down.” Here you will find the meaning of this phrase and the information available about its origin. You will also find examples of how to use this phrase properly in conversations/statements and you will find alternative ways that … Read more
The term “queer” is used widely in casual conversation in more than one way. Years ago, the word queer was seen as a derogatory insult towards someone part of the LGBT community. Particularly, referring as a derogatory slander towards men that were feminine or assumed to engage in sexual activities with other men. Today this … Read more
The acronym “TC” can stand for many things, but it represents something a little more commonly online and in text messaging. Here you will find the meaning of this acronym in addition to some alternate meaning and some details about its origin. You will also find some conversation examples to help you discover and understand … Read more
The following are 1000+ of the most commonly used nouns in the English language. They are sorted alphabetically and by their grammatical functions. One of the most important types of word within any language, is the noun and this is no different in English. There is more than one type of noun, and this might seem … Read more
Happy belated birthday or belated happy birthday? If you’ve ever had to send one of these cards (come on admit it, you must have done, right?), then you know that so often these terms are used interchangeably. But did you know that actually only one of these is correct? Grammatically speaking, there’s a huge difference … Read more
In the English language, you can categorize suffixes by grammatical function to create smaller units of study. Adjective suffixes and noun suffixes are examples of these grammatical categories. Each group has the ability to transform the function of a word. Noun Suffix What Is A Noun Suffix? A noun suffix is a set of suffixes … Read more
Passive voice misuse! Most teachers prefer their students to write in the active voice. Direct writing helps students fine-tune their message without tripping over grammar. Focusing on the subject allows the writers to grow a distinct writing style. In a school teachers discourage the use of the passive voice in their students’ essays. Sometimes teachers … Read more
Goodnight Messages! Depending on who the goodnight message you are sending is for, will highly depend on what you say. For example, you wouldn’t send the same message to a girlfriend and your father. So to make it easier, we are going to break it down and take a look at the different messages you … Read more