How to Change the Degree – See Rules Change the Degree 1) Positive Degree – a) Use of as- – – – as or so – – -as. b) Adjective is in first form. c) Use of no other or very few. e.g. 1) Raju is as tall as his wife. 2) No other boy…

Articles Types and Examples ‘A’, ‘An’ and ‘The’ are called articles. ‘A’ and ‘An’ are Indefinite Articles while ‘The’ is Definite Article. The articles function like adjectives. Use of article ‘a’ 1) With singular common nouns beginning with consonants. e.g. a pen a girl a hut a book a bag a man a dog a…

English Proverbs What is a proverb? A proverb is a folk piece of advice or suggestion expressed through short and brief sentences. Most proverbs are related to local beliefs or traditions of a particular place. Proverbs are figurative or literal. They give enjoyment. It is important not to miss any of the words in the…

Affirmative and Negative sentences are two basic types of sentences used to express statements in English. Here’s some information about each: 1. Affirmative Sentences: An affirmative sentence states something in a positive or straightforward way. It affirms or asserts a fact, opinion, or statement. Structure: Typically, an affirmative sentence follows the standard subject-verb-object word order….