Conjunctions are an essential feature of parts of speech in the English language. Let us see the use of the conjunction “whereas”. The word “whereas” is mainly used to show the contradiction between two clauses while connecting them as a “conjunction.” Now, we will learn important facts and explanations related to the use of “whereas” … Read more
A meaningful sentence is all about the subject-verb agreement in all grammatical aspects with the help of the conjugation of verbs. Let us look at ways to conjugate verbs. A verb must change its form to go hand in hand with its respective subjects in terms of all types of grammatical aspects. Herein lies the … Read more
The word “late” can play the role of two types of parts of speech. Let us see the role of the word “late” as an adverb. The word “late” mainly states the meaning “after a specific time” while modifying any verb, adjective, or any other adverb. Let us see various important facts and explanations related … Read more
“Conjunctions” and “Conjunctive Adverbs” play the same role by connecting phrases, clauses or sentences. Let us check the role “besides” plays while connecting clauses. The word “besides” is an adverb by origin but can be marked as a “Conjunctive Adverb” because it sometimes connects two independent clauses like a “Conjunction”. Now, we will go through … Read more
Both the words “though” and “although” state the same meaning, but the use of “although” is preferable in formal English. Let us see the use of “although” as a conjunction. The word “although” shows contradictory statements in the subordinate clause while connecting it to the main clause as a “subordinate conjunction.” Now, we will check … Read more
The word “will” belongs to the language group “modal verb” in the English language. Let us check the use of “will” in the passive voice. The form of the modal verb “will” remains unchanged in both active and passive voice, though there is an addition of “be” or “been” in the passive voice according to … Read more
The word “shall” comes under the group of “modal verbs” in the English language. Let us check the use of “shall” in the passive voice. We mainly use the modal verb “shall” along with the main verb in the active voice, and we must put a “be” between the “shall” and “past participle” form of … Read more
The word “yet” mainly serves the meaning “until now” or “nevertheless” in a sentence. Let us check the uses of the word “yet” as “conjunction”. The word “yet” can be marked as a “coordinating conjunction” as it connects phrases, clauses, or sentences with another while delivering the meaning “but” or “nevertheless”. Let us check facts … Read more
The word “or” is mainly used to show an “alternative”. Let us see if the word “or” can be used as a “conjunction” or not. The word “or” can be marked as a conjunction in sentences where it connects more than one word, phrase, clause or sentence. Now we are going to check various facts … Read more
The word than can be used in two types of parts of speech of English language. Now, we will see uses of “than” as a conjunction. The word “than” belongs to the “Subordinate Conjunction” group of English parts of speech though most of the time the subordinate clause becomes shorten to one word. Let us … Read more